I’m experimenting with Rebirth, but I have a problem :

The application will not close by itself after my test is finished and it will use 100% of cpu time until force killed.

I see there’s no destroy() method in the ResourcePool class, contrary to what’s specified in the quick start, so I can’t use it. Has it moved to some other class ?

P.S.
What xml attributes, like “parent”, are reserved for your fw?

I haven’t looked to deeply into the API, but something like this would be nice:

interface ProgressListener {
void onLoaded(ProgressEvent e);
// this could replace the polling of if (tankHandle.getState() == ResourceHandle.State.CREATED)
void onCompleted(ProgressEvent e);
}

class ProgressEvent {
ResourceHandle handle;
long timeToLoadResource;
String nextResourceToLoad;
…
}

ProgressListener listener = new MyProgressListener() {
void onLoaded(ProgressEvent e) {
MenuState m = stateManager.getCurrentState();
m.updateStatus(“Finished loading: ” + e.getHandle() );
m.updateStatus(“Loading: ” + e.getNextResourceName() );
}

void onCompleted(ProgressEvent e) {
stateManager.changeState(InGameState.class);
}
};
ResourcePool resources; = Resources.createPool(“Data”, Resources.DecoderGroup.CORE, true);
resources.backgroundParse(“resources.xml”, listener);

Figuring out a percentage could be tricky though, since there’s no way of determining up-front exactly how much data there is to load (since resource files can include other resource files).