Next, we'll make it so that the level will restart when the player clicks anywhere on screen.
To do this, we'll have to add an update function:
override public function update():Void
{
if (FlxG.mouse.justReleased)
{
onPlayAgain();
}
super.update();
}This function will override the update function of the FlxState parent class, which is why we use the override keyword in this case.
Inside the function, we make an if statement to check if FlxG.mouse.justReleased is true. This is another way to handle mouse input in HaxeFlixel and we're doing it this way because we just want to know when the player clicks anywhere on screen, instead of on a particular thing.
Inside the if statement, we'll call an onPlayAgain function, which we'll make shortly. Following the if statement, call super.update() so that the functionality of the parent class will still execute.
To finish the class off, we just have to make the onPlayAgain function:
private function onPlayAgain...