getting-started: first-application: Updated doc to compile when copied #5
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When I found the getting-started docs and started playing around with capy, I noticed that the button example did not compile as it was missing a few things. I added the window variable that was missing along with the backend init and event loop that was referenced in the previous examples. This should now compile with when copied and align with both what the image expects and continue to build on the other examples. Signed-off-by: Ashton Fritz <[email protected]>
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This addresses issue [#4] that Ace-h121 had posted, however, does not address the issue Eloitor has. |
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When I found the getting-started docs and started playing around with capy, I noticed that the button example did not compile as it was missing a few things. I added the window variable that was missing along with the backend init and event loop that was referenced in the previous examples. This should now compile with when copied and align with both what the image expects and continue to build on the other examples.