How can I do this...

I have a global function called FlushKeys() which is deliberately named to be the same as the one in PolledInput.bmx so that my game uses my version instead.

However, if I want to call the one in PolledInput.bmx, instead, how can I do this? The following code doesn't work as PolledInput is not a Type (it works in delphi and I know you can do a namespace thing in C++ so how can it be done in BMax?):

PolledInput.FlushKeys()

thanks in advance.

BRL.polledinput.flushkeys()

?

I don't want to sound to happy, but I love you. Thanks :-)

I was gunna say just do:

BRLFlushKeys()=FlushKeys
FlushKeys()=MyFlushKeyFunction

then
BRLFlushKeys() 'use the original
FlushKeys() 'use yours

that's an interesting alternative thanks. But actually I wonder if it would work as would the compiler straight away see the FlushKeys in the same file?

Wow, that's some cool stuff right there... it's so easy to create your own dialect of Basic on the fly!

name$ = Graphics( "What's your name? " )
Cos "Hi, " + name
Print


Function Graphics$(a$)
	Return BRL.StandardIO.Input(a$)
End Function

Function Cos(a$)
	BRL.StandardIO.Print a$
End Function

Function Print()
	End
End Function

lol, that's horrible.

lol. Grey, it should be okay, you are modifying the function pointer at runtime not compiler time. Give it a try I guess,.

Ah I see, thanks. Anyway I already used the BRL. method.

rofl - good one WendellM!!

Chris, WendellM Stole your secret code!