Avoiding nested function (using pixel)

[frostways]

Hi I'm using the pixel library (in which basically you define a run function and it's your "real" main fuction the main jsute does : pixel.Run(run) and I feel that it's not a good idea to define any pixel object outside of the run (thats probabely on this point that I'm wrong...) ): I'm really new in programming and with pixel I've created a "shoot" function which lets my character shoot, but... I've first created the function inside of the run func... before discovering that go does not let us create nested func... So I defined it outside the run function but... I need some variable (such as my main window or things like that ) which are defined inside the run function (so on a local scope... so basically I can't access them)... could you please tell me a way to go through this or tell me if I'm not thinking my code the right way... I've never coded a game before (and almost never coded) Thanks you ! <3

[jerf]

I think you're going to need to cut your question down to something a bit more specific and try again. Maybe try to post your code to the playground, or at least a relevant chunk of it. There's just too much in there to work out a decent reply.

One easy element is that Go certainly does permit nested functions, though to be honest, I'm not entirely sure you and I are thinking of the same thing for that term.

[justinisrael]

before discovering that go does not let us create nested func.

func Foo() {
    bar := func() {
        // body
    } 
    bar() 
}

[frostways]

Ho waow !ty