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Class: Screen

The `Screen` is a class that represents a screen in a game, ex: "start-screen", "menu-screen", "game-screen" or "pause-screen. It is your top-level classes with methods for updating, drawing, entering, exiting.

Constructors

• new Screen(): Screen
  The constructor.
  

Methods

• draw(): void
  The "draw" is a virtual method used for the draw phase.
  
  
• isBlocking(): boolean
  The "isBlocking" function returns the `blocking` property.
  
  
• onBringToBack(newScreen: Screen): void
  The "onBringToBack" function is a virtual method that is called when the top state level is lost.
  
  • newScreen: The new screen that represents the new top level screen.
    
    
• onBringToFront(oldScreen: Screen): void
  The "onBringToFront" function is a virtual method that is called when the top state level is obtained.
  
  • oldScreen: The old screen that represents the previous top level screen.
    
    
• onEnter(args: any): Promise
  The "onEnter" function is an asynchronous method that is called during the enter phase.
  
  • args: The "args" parameter is of type "any", which means it can accept any data type. It is used to pass any additional arguments or data to the "onEnter" method.
    
    
• onExit(): void
  The "onExit" function is a virtual method that is called during the exit phase.
  
  
• setBlocking(blocking: boolean): void
  The "setBlocking" function sets the blocking property whether determine if the screen run the update and draw phases.
  
  • blocking: The `blocking` parameter is a boolean value that determines whether the screen execution should be blocked or not.
    
    
• update(ts: number): void
  The "update" is a virtual method used for the update phase.
  
  • ts: The `ts` parameter stands for "timestep".