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/*==LICENSE==*
CyanWorlds.com Engine - MMOG client, server and tools
Copyright (C) 2011 Cyan Worlds, Inc.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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*==LICENSE==*/
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// pyNotify - a wrapper class to provide interface to send a NotifyMsg
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include "plgDispatch.h"
#include "pyGeometry3.h"
#include "pyKey.h"
#pragma hdrstop
#include "pyNotify.h"
pyNotify::pyNotify()
{
fSenderKey = nil;
fNetPropagate = true;
fNetForce = false;
fBuildMsg.fType = plNotifyMsg::kActivator;
fBuildMsg.fState = 0.0f;
fBuildMsg.fID = 0;
}
pyNotify::pyNotify(pyKey& selfkey)
{
fSenderKey = selfkey.getKey();
fNetPropagate = true;
fNetForce = false;
fBuildMsg.fType = plNotifyMsg::kActivator;
fBuildMsg.fState = 0.0f;
fBuildMsg.fID = 0;
// loop though adding the ones that want to be notified of the change
int j;
for ( j=0 ; j<selfkey.NotifyListCount() ; j++ )
fReceivers.Append(selfkey.GetNotifyListItem(j));
}
pyNotify::~pyNotify()
{
}
void pyNotify::SetSender(pyKey& selfKey)
{
fSenderKey = selfKey.getKey();
fReceivers.Reset();
for (int j = 0; j < selfKey.NotifyListCount(); j++)
fReceivers.Append(selfKey.GetNotifyListItem(j));
}
// methods that will be exposed to Python
void pyNotify::ClearReceivers()
{
fReceivers.Reset();
}
void pyNotify::AddReceiver(pyKey* key)
{
if (key)
fReceivers.Append(key->getKey());
}
void pyNotify::SetActivateState(float state)
{
fBuildMsg.SetState(state);
}
void pyNotify::SetType(int32_t type)
{
fBuildMsg.fType = type;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Add event record helpers
//////////////////////////////////////////////////
void pyNotify::AddCollisionEvent( bool enter, pyKey* other, pyKey* self )
{
fBuildMsg.AddCollisionEvent(enter, other ? other->getKey() : plKey(),
self ? self->getKey() : plKey() );
}
void pyNotify::AddPickEvent( bool enabled, pyKey* other, pyKey* self, pyPoint3 hitPoint)
{
fBuildMsg.AddPickEvent( other ? other->getKey() : plKey(),
self ? self->getKey() : plKey(),
enabled,
hitPoint.fPoint );
}
void pyNotify::AddControlKeyEvent( int32_t key, bool down )
{
fBuildMsg.AddControlKeyEvent(key,down);
}
void pyNotify::AddVarNumber(const char* name, float number)
{
fBuildMsg.AddVariableEvent(name, number);
}
void pyNotify::AddVarNumber(const char* name, int32_t number)
{
fBuildMsg.AddVariableEvent(name, number);
}
void pyNotify::AddVarNull(const char* name)
{
fBuildMsg.AddVariableEvent(name);
}
void pyNotify::AddVarKey(const char* name, pyKey* key)
{
fBuildMsg.AddVariableEvent(name, key ? key->getKey() : plKey() );
}
void pyNotify::AddFacingEvent( bool enabled, pyKey* other, pyKey* self, float dot)
{
fBuildMsg.AddFacingEvent( other ? other->getKey() : plKey(),
self ? self->getKey() : plKey(),
dot, enabled);
}
void pyNotify::AddContainerEvent( bool entering, pyKey* contained, pyKey* container)
{
fBuildMsg.AddContainerEvent( container ? container->getKey() : plKey(),
contained ? contained->getKey() : plKey() ,
entering);
}
void pyNotify::AddActivateEvent( bool active, bool activate )
{
fBuildMsg.AddActivateEvent(activate);
}
void pyNotify::AddCallbackEvent( int32_t event )
{
fBuildMsg.AddCallbackEvent(event);
}
void pyNotify::AddResponderState(int32_t state)
{
fBuildMsg.AddResponderStateEvent(state);
}
void pyNotify::Send()
{
if (!fReceivers.Count()) // Notify msgs must have receivers, can't be bcast by type
return;
// create new notify message to do the actual send with
plNotifyMsg* pNMsg = new plNotifyMsg;
if ( fNetPropagate )
pNMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kNetPropagate);
else
pNMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kNetPropagate,false);
// set whether this should be forced over the network (ignoring net-cascading)
if ( fNetForce )
pNMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kNetForce);
// copy data and event records to new NotifyMsg
pNMsg->fType = fBuildMsg.fType;
pNMsg->fState = fBuildMsg.fState;
pNMsg->fID = fBuildMsg.fID;
// need to recreate all the events in the new message by Adding them
int i;
for ( i=0; i<fBuildMsg.fEvents.GetCount(); i++ )
{
proEventData* pED = fBuildMsg.fEvents.Get(i);
pNMsg->AddEvent( pED );
}
// add receivers
// loop though adding the ones that want to be notified of the change
int j;
for ( j=0 ; j<fReceivers.Count() ; j++ )
pNMsg->AddReceiver(fReceivers[j]);
pNMsg->SetSender(fSenderKey);
plgDispatch::MsgSend( pNMsg );
}