sceneManager

sceneManagerobject

scene.t[16]

Superclass
Tree Property
Summary Method
Summary Property
Details Method
Details

The sceneManager object is used to control the scene-switching and execution mechanism.

sceneManager : InitObject Event

Superclass Tree (in declaration order)

sceneManager
InitObject
ModuleExecObject
object
Event
object

Summary of Properties

eventOrder execBeforeMe maxLoopCount sameTurnTrigger

Inherited from ModuleExecObject :
execAfterMe hasInitialized_ isDoingExec_ isExecuted_

Inherited from Event :
captureText executed interval_ isPromptDaemon nextRunTime obj_ prop_ senseObj_ senseProp_

Summary of Methods

execute executeEvent notifyBefore

Inherited from ModuleExecObject :
_execute classExec

Inherited from Event :
callMethod construct delayEvent eventMatches getNextRunTime removeEvent

Properties

eventOrderOVERRIDDEN scene.t[34]

Run the executeEvent() method for the first time to set up any scenes that should be active at the start of play.

execBeforeMeOVERRIDDEN scene.t[128]

If a scene has started or ended we need to repeat going through all the Scenes in case this should trigger the stating or ending of another Scene

maxLoopCount scene.t[47]

The maximum number of loops the do loop in executeEvent will go through before breaking out. This is to avoid getting into an infinite loop if Scenes are defined in a way that might otherwise cause them.

sameTurnTrigger scene.t[40]

Flagg: Do we want to allow the starting or ending of one Scene to trigger the starting or ending of another Scene. By default we do.

Methods

execute ( )OVERRIDDEN scene.t[17]

no description available

executeEvent ( )OVERRIDDEN scene.t[50]

The executeEvent() method is run each turn to drive the Scenes mechanism

notifyBefore ( ) scene.t[131]

Run the beforeAction method on every currently active Scene

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