wyvern.kernel.commands
Class AbstractCommandable

java.lang.Object
  wyvern.kernel.properties.PList
      wyvern.kernel.maps.MapObject
          wyvern.kernel.commands.AbstractCommandable

All Implemented Interfaces:

Broadcaster, Commandable, GameObject, Hookable, MethodHookable, PropertyList, RemoteAudio

Direct Known Subclasses:

AbstractTrap, Combat, FlyingBoulder, Gate, MonsterImpl, NeedleLeaf, Poison, Registration, Spell, TimerAgent, Vehicle

public abstract class AbstractCommandable

extends MapObject

implements Commandable

This class is the superclass of all monster-like things; that is, objects that are controlled by an AI of some sort. This includes actual monsters, spells, and missile attacks. All these objects share certain things in common: event queues, AIs, and extensibility. These things are built into AbstractCommandable so that the subclasses can specialize.

Version:

1.0, Jan 20, 1998

Author:

Steve Yegge

Field Summary

HookList	hookList_
protected EventQueue	queue_
protected boolean	started_

Fields inherited from class wyvern.kernel.maps.MapObject

IN_MAP_EDITOR, listenerList_

Fields inherited from class wyvern.kernel.properties.PList

readOnly_

Fields inherited from interface wyvern.lib.PropertyList

PROPERTY_PACKAGE

Fields inherited from interface wyvern.common.net.RemoteAudio

DEFAULT_ALERT_GAIN, DEFAULT_ALERT_REPEAT_DELAY, DEFAULT_ALERT_REPEATS, DEFAULT_GAIN, DEFAULT_REPEAT_DELAY, DEFAULT_REPEATS

Constructor Summary

AbstractCommandable()

Method Summary

void	addAttack(Attack attack) Adds an attack to our list of attacks.
void	addHook(HookCallback callback, java.lang.String hookName) Registers a HookCallback object for the specified hook.
void	addMessageListener(MessageListener l) Adds a MessageListener to be notified whenever this Commandable receives a message via a call to one of its message() methods.
void	addMethodHook(MethodHookCallback callback, java.lang.String methodName) Registers for the specified method-hook.
protected void	checkAnimated(java.lang.String bitmap) Computes our animation parameters based on the available bitmaps.
void	command(java.lang.String cmd) Enqueues a command into the object's command queue.
void	command(java.lang.String command, boolean user) A variant of wyvern.lib.Commandable.command() that specifies that the command was entered by the user typing away at the game client.
void	commandNow(java.lang.String command) Puts a new a command at the front of the object's command queue.
void	destroy() Tells the object to destroy itself.
protected void	ensureAI() Chooses an AI for the monster.
protected void	ensureEventQueue() Creates an EventQueue to hold commands for this monster.
void	fireMessageReceived(java.lang.String msg, byte style)
AI	getAI() Returns the AI driving this monster.
java.lang.String	getCapName() Returns the capitalized version of the name.
EventQueue	getCombatQueue() Returns the player's combat queue.
Command	getCommand(CommandEvent event) Figures out who will handle a given command.
int	getEncumbrance() Returns a wyvern.lib.properties.Encumbrance constant that says how loaded the player or monster is.
Point	getFiringPoint(int dir) Used by range weapons and spells to determine where to place the missile or spell when being fired from the monster.
HookList	getHookList() Returns the HookList containing the registered hooks for this object.
java.lang.String[]	getHooks() Returns a list of custom hooks implemented by this object.
Inventory	getInventory() Returns the commandable's inventory object, if any.
java.lang.String	getName() Returns the name of this commandable
EventQueue	getQueue() Returns the event queue for this object.
boolean	isCommandable() Returns true if (and only if) this object has an event queue and can be commanded (i.e. it's an instance of Commandable).
boolean	isStarted() Returns true if the commandable has been started by calling start().
boolean	isTelnet() Returns true if the agent is using a telnet client - some commands want to produce different output in this case.
void	message(java.lang.String msg) Outputs a message to this object.
void	message(java.lang.String[] strings, byte[] styles) Sends a message to the client as an array of strings and styles to use for each piece.
void	message(java.lang.String msg, byte style) Sends a message to the client using the specified style.
void	pauseSound(java.lang.String id) Pauses a particular sound.
void	playAlert(java.lang.String path) Plays the specified sound file on the client, one repeat, no delay, and the default gain.
void	playAlert(java.lang.String path, int repeats, int repeatDelay, double gain) Plays the specified alert with custom parameters.
void	playDefaultMusic() The player has switched maps, so figure out the default background music to be playing, and plays it.
void	playPriorityMusic(java.lang.String path) Sets the background music track to the specified file, with the default gain/volume.
void	playPriorityMusic(java.lang.String path, int repeats, int repeatDelay, double gain) Plays the specified music with custom parameters.
void	playSound(java.lang.String path, java.lang.String id) Plays a sound effect on the client with the default gain.
void	playSound(java.lang.String path, java.lang.String id, int repeats, int repeatDelay, double gain) Plays the specified sound effect with custom parameters.
void	registerCommand(java.lang.String command, Command handler) Registers a new command with the monster or player.
void	removeAttack(Attack attack) Removes an attack from our list of attacks.
void	removeHook(HookCallback callback, java.lang.String hookName) Removes a callback from a specified hook list.
void	removeMessageListener(MessageListener l) Removes a listener previously added with addMessageListener().
void	removeMethodHook(MethodHookCallback callback, java.lang.String methodName) Unregisters for the specified method-hook.
void	resumeSound(java.lang.String id) Resumes a particular sound.
void	runFailedPostHook(CommandEvent event) Notifies all the objects registered on this post-hook that the command failed (for whatever reason).
void	runMethodHook(java.lang.String hookName, java.lang.Object data) Runs the specific method hook.
void	runPostHook(CommandEvent event) Notifies all the objects registered on this post-hook that the event completed successfully.
void	runPreHook(CommandEvent event) Calls all objects registered for a particular event and gives them a chance to deal with the event before it happens.
void	sendPicture(java.lang.String path, java.lang.String title) Sends a picture to the client.
void	sendPicture(java.lang.String path, java.lang.String title, byte format, byte align, byte view, int flags) Sends a picture to the client.
void	setAI(AI ai) Sets the AI for this monster.
void	setEncumbrance(int encumbrance) Sets the encumbrance for the monster.
void	setMusicGain(double gain) Sets the volume of the background music.
void	setName(java.lang.String name) Gives the commandable a name, stored under the "name" property.
void	setSoundGain(java.lang.String id, double gain) Sets the volume of a particular sound playing on the client.
void	start() "Starts" the monster.
void	stop() "Stops" the monster by destroying its event queue.
void	stopAllSounds() Stops all of the currently playing sounds on the client.
void	stopMusic() Stops the background music completely.
void	stopSound(java.lang.String id) Stops the specified sound effect.
void	unregisterCommand(java.lang.String command, Command handler) Unregisters a command.

Methods inherited from class wyvern.kernel.maps.MapObject

addContainerChangeListener, addDefaultProperty, addMapChangeListener, addMapMotionListener, addMotionTracker, addObjectTracker, addPrefix, addSuffix, addToMap, bless, broadcast, broadcast, broadcast, broadcast, broadcast, canEnter, canEnterBlockedBy, canMove, canMove, canMoveBlockedBy, canMoveBlockedBy, canMoveTo, canMoveToBlockedBy, checkDrop, curse, cycleFrame, ensureListenerList, ensureWeight, externalize, fireContainerEntered, fireContainerExited, fireEnteredMap, fireExitedMap, fireMovedInMap, getAlpha, getAppearance, getArchetype, getBaseName, getBaseWeight, getBitmap, getBounds, getCanonicalClassName, getCategory, getContainer, getCreator, getDamagedDescription, getDescription, getDirection, getGenderPossessive, getGenderPronoun, getImage, getImageDescriptor, getImageDescriptors, getLayer, getLocations, getMap, getMapLink, getMaterial, getMaterialDescription, getMover, getOwningPlayer, getParentMap, getPrefixes, getQuantity, getReferenceLoc, getRelativeLocs, getShortDesc, getSuffixes, getTile, getTile, getValue, getWeight, groupString, inContainer, initialize, initLocs, inMapEditor, invalidate, invalidateImage, invalidateParent, invalidateText, isAnimated, isAttackable, isBlessed, isCursed, isDamned, isGroupable, isIdentified, isMonster, isMonsterOrPlayer, isPlayer, isTerrain, isUncursed, isUnpaid, isWizard, makeClone, markPaid, markUnpaid, move, occupies, positionAt, positionAtMap, remove, removeContainerChangeListener, removeFromMap, removeMapChangeListener, removeMapMotionListener, removeMotionTracker, removeObjectTracker, removePrefix, removeSuffix, setAlpha, setAnimated, setBitmap, setCategory, setContainer, setDefaultBitmap, setDefaultCategory, setDefaultDesc, setDefaultImage, setDefaultIntProperty, setDefaultLayer, setDefaultMaterial, setDefaultProperty, setDefaultShortDesc, setDirection, setImage, setImage, setLayer, setLocations, setMap, setMapLink, setQuantity, setShape, setSize, setTransientSize, setWeight, setWeight, teleport, toString, updateMapLocation

Methods inherited from class wyvern.kernel.properties.PList

addProperty, addTransientProperty, adjustDoubleProperty, adjustIntProperty, adjustLongProperty, adjustTransientDoubleProperty, adjustTransientIntProperty, adjustTransientLongProperty, countLocalProperties, debugProperties, dismantlePropertyList, getDoubleProperty, getInheritedProperty, getInteger, getIntProperty, getLocalProperties, getLocalProperty, getLongProperty, getParent, getPersistentDoubleProperty, getPersistentIntProperty, getPersistentLocalProperties, getPersistentLongProperty, getPersistentProperty, getProfilingInfo, getProperties, getProperties, getPropertiesIncludingTransients, getPropertiesIncludingTransients, getProperty, getSerializableProperties, getSerializableProperty, getStringProperty, getTransientDoubleProperty, getTransientIntProperty, getTransientLongProperty, getTransientProperties, getTransientProperty, hasLocalProperty, hasPersistentProperty, hasProperty, hasTransientProperty, inheritProperty, isReadOnly, isRemoved, isTransientlyRemoved, printLocalProperties, printProperties, printProperties, printTransientProperties, removeProperty, removeTransientProperty, setDoubleProperty, setIntProperty, setLongProperty, setParent, setProperty, setReadOnly, setTransientDoubleProperty, setTransientIntProperty, setTransientLongProperty, setTransientProperty, toString, transientlyRemoveProperty

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface wyvern.lib.GameObject

addContainerChangeListener, addMapChangeListener, addMapMotionListener, addMotionTracker, addObjectTracker, addPrefix, addSuffix, bless, canEnter, canEnterBlockedBy, canMove, canMove, canMoveBlockedBy, canMoveBlockedBy, canMoveTo, canMoveToBlockedBy, checkDrop, curse, cycleFrame, externalize, getAlpha, getAppearance, getArchetype, getBaseWeight, getBitmap, getBounds, getCanonicalClassName, getCategory, getContainer, getCreator, getDamagedDescription, getDescription, getDirection, getGenderPossessive, getGenderPronoun, getImage, getImageDescriptor, getImageDescriptors, getLayer, getLocations, getMap, getMapLink, getMaterial, getMaterialDescription, getMover, getOwningPlayer, getParentMap, getPrefixes, getQuantity, getReferenceLoc, getRelativeLocs, getShortDesc, getSuffixes, getTile, getTile, getValue, getWeight, inContainer, initialize, inMapEditor, invalidate, invalidateImage, invalidateParent, invalidateText, isAnimated, isAttackable, isBlessed, isCursed, isDamned, isGroupable, isIdentified, isMonster, isMonsterOrPlayer, isPlayer, isTerrain, isUncursed, isUnpaid, isWizard, makeClone, markPaid, markUnpaid, move, occupies, positionAt, positionAtMap, remove, removeContainerChangeListener, removeMapChangeListener, removeMapMotionListener, removeMotionTracker, removeObjectTracker, removePrefix, removeSuffix, setAlpha, setAnimated, setBitmap, setCategory, setContainer, setDirection, setImage, setImage, setLayer, setLocations, setMap, setMapLink, setQuantity, setShape, setSize, setTransientSize, setWeight, setWeight, teleport

Methods inherited from interface wyvern.lib.PropertyList

addProperty, addTransientProperty, adjustDoubleProperty, adjustIntProperty, adjustLongProperty, adjustTransientDoubleProperty, adjustTransientIntProperty, adjustTransientLongProperty, countLocalProperties, getDoubleProperty, getInheritedProperty, getIntProperty, getLocalProperties, getLocalProperty, getLongProperty, getParent, getPersistentDoubleProperty, getPersistentIntProperty, getPersistentLocalProperties, getPersistentLongProperty, getPersistentProperty, getProperties, getProperties, getPropertiesIncludingTransients, getPropertiesIncludingTransients, getProperty, getSerializableProperties, getSerializableProperty, getStringProperty, getTransientDoubleProperty, getTransientIntProperty, getTransientLongProperty, getTransientProperties, getTransientProperty, hasLocalProperty, hasPersistentProperty, hasProperty, hasTransientProperty, inheritProperty, isReadOnly, isRemoved, isTransientlyRemoved, printLocalProperties, printProperties, printProperties, printTransientProperties, removeProperty, removeTransientProperty, setDoubleProperty, setIntProperty, setLongProperty, setParent, setProperty, setReadOnly, setTransientDoubleProperty, setTransientIntProperty, setTransientLongProperty, setTransientProperty, toString, transientlyRemoveProperty

Methods inherited from interface wyvern.lib.Broadcaster

broadcast, broadcast, broadcast, broadcast, broadcast

Field Detail

queue_

protected transient EventQueue queue_

hookList_

public transient HookList hookList_

started_

protected transient volatile boolean started_

Constructor Detail

AbstractCommandable

public AbstractCommandable()

Method Detail

getName

public java.lang.String getName()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns the name of this commandable

Specified by:

getName in interface Commandable

Returns:

the commandable's name. If it has no name, returns something suitable, such as its type.

setName

public void setName(java.lang.String name)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Gives the commandable a name, stored under the "name" property.

Specified by:

setName in interface Commandable

Parameters:

name - the name for the commandable

getCapName

public java.lang.String getCapName()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns the capitalized version of the name.

Specified by:

getCapName in interface Commandable

Returns:

the name with the first letter capitalized.

command

public void command(java.lang.String command,
                    boolean user)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

A variant of wyvern.lib.Commandable.command() that specifies that the command was entered by the user typing away at the game client. Sometimes we need to know whether a given command was originated by the game engine or by a user.

This method is called by the game engine when enqueueing a user command from the client. You shouldn't call it (normally), unless you're forwarding a command from the user back into the queue for some reason, e.g. if the user were controlling a golem. Normally you should simply use Commandable.command(String).

Specified by:

command in interface Commandable

Parameters:

command - the command to enqueue

user - true if the command was initiated by the user

commandNow

public void commandNow(java.lang.String command)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Puts a new a command at the front of the object's command queue.

This is an alternative to command() that should be used if you need the command to execute before any pending commands are processed.

By default, events created this way are flagged as not player-originated.

Specified by:

commandNow in interface Commandable

Parameters:

command - the command string plus args

command

public void command(java.lang.String cmd)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Enqueues a command into the object's command queue.

This method is the main input to a Commandable object. Command originators (e.g. a user, an AI, or any game code) can issue commands to this object by calling this method. The Commandable is responsible for enqueueing a CommandEvent encapsulating the command and the agent of the command.

By default, events created this way are flagged as not player-originated.

Specified by:

command in interface Commandable

Parameters:

cmd - the command string, including any args.

getCommand

public Command getCommand(CommandEvent event)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Figures out who will handle a given command.

Asks the Commandable to look in its table of registered commands to find a Command to handle the specified command.

Specified by:

getCommand in interface Commandable

Parameters:

event - the event encapsulating the command. We pass in the event because the event automatically parses the command text into a verb and arguments, which comes in quite handy.

Returns:

a Command who recognizes the command and arguments, or null if the command is unknown.

message

public void message(java.lang.String msg)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Outputs a message to this object.

Mostly used by Player and subclasses; monsters ignore messages by default (but they can intercept them if they like). Spells could conceivably be voice-activated too.

Specified by:

message in interface Commandable

Parameters:

msg - the message to send

message

public void message(java.lang.String msg,
                    byte style)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Sends a message to the client using the specified style.

Specified by:

message in interface Commandable

Parameters:

msg - the text to send.

style - the RPCConstants.TextStyle to use, for instance, RPCConstants.TextStyle.TEXT_INFO for informational text.

See Also:

RPCConstants

message

public void message(java.lang.String[] strings,
                    byte[] styles)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Sends a message to the client as an array of strings and styles to use for each piece. This way you can send a message with mixed styles.

Specified by:

message in interface Commandable

Parameters:

strings - the message to send, broken up into pieces

styles - an array (which must be the same length), containing the style to use for each piece in the strings array parameter.

sendPicture

public void sendPicture(java.lang.String path,
                        java.lang.String title,
                        byte format,
                        byte align,
                        byte view,
                        int flags)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Sends a picture to the client. The picture must be on the server, either in a wiz directory or under the main game artwork directory. This is only implemented for players, but exists in the Commandable interface to cut down on class casting.

Specified by:

sendPicture in interface Commandable

Parameters:

path - the relative path to the image, e.g. "wiz/rhialto/pics/painting", or "monsters/goblin/goblin.S"

format - the image format (gif/jpg/png) - an RPCConstants.ImageFormat value

align - the alignment, which is an RPCConstants.ImageStyle constant specifying left-, center-, or right-aligned in the output view.

view - the view to send it to, which is an RPCConstants.ImageView constant specifying a chat window, the server output window, a popup window, etc.

title - the title use if the picture can't be displayed

flags - RPCConstants.ImageFlags

sendPicture

public void sendPicture(java.lang.String path,
                        java.lang.String title)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Sends a picture to the client. The picture must be on the server, either in a wiz directory or under the main game artwork directory. This is only implemented for players, but exists in the Commandable interface to cut down on class casting.

The image is sent to the server-output window on the client, and it's left aligned by default. You can use the overloaded version of sendPicture to control the alignment and/or view that you want for the image. The image is assumed to be a GIF.

Specified by:

sendPicture in interface Commandable

Parameters:

path - the relative path to the image, e.g. "wiz/rhialto/pics/painting", or "monsters/goblin/goblin.S"

title - the title use if the picture can't be displayed

registerCommand

public void registerCommand(java.lang.String command,
                            Command handler)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Registers a new command with the monster or player.

When the monster or player enters the command, the passed callback object will be notified so it can execute the command.

Specified by:

registerCommand in interface Commandable

Parameters:

command - the command verb to register

handler - the Command callback object that implements the specified command

unregisterCommand

public void unregisterCommand(java.lang.String command,
                              Command handler)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Unregisters a command. The specified handler object will no longer be notified if the user types the command.

Specified by:

unregisterCommand in interface Commandable

Parameters:

command - the command verb to register

handler - the Command object implementing the command

getQueue

public EventQueue getQueue()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns the event queue for this object.

Specified by:

getQueue in interface Commandable

Returns:

the EventQueue used for queuing commands for this obj

getCombatQueue

public EventQueue getCombatQueue()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns the player's combat queue. Players have an extra queue for combat commands to give a more MUD-like combat experience. Combat is automatic and happens in parallel with movement. If we used the same queue for attacks and movement, you'd be "paralyzed" before or after each attack. We tried it that way and it was no fun.

Specified by:

getCombatQueue in interface Commandable

Returns:

the combat queue. For Commandable implementations that aren't players, this returns the same queue as the one returned by getQueue(); i.e. the only queue.

getAI

public AI getAI()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns the AI driving this monster.

Specified by:

getAI in interface Commandable

Returns:

the AI implementation driving the monster. May return null if the monster has no AI (e.g. it's a Player, or just happens not to be driven right now).

setAI

public void setAI(AI ai)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Sets the AI for this monster.

You shouldn't set the AI for a monster directly, since the monster has to register with the new AI (and unregister with its old one, if any).

Specified by:

setAI in interface Commandable

Parameters:

ai - an AI implementation to drive this monster

start

public void start()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

"Starts" the monster. Creates an event queue, registers with the kernel for getting events, and creates an AI for responding to commands for the monster.

Specified by:

start in interface Commandable

stop

public void stop()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

"Stops" the monster by destroying its event queue. The monster can be restarted via another call to start().

Specified by:

stop in interface Commandable

isStarted

public boolean isStarted()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns true if the commandable has been started by calling start(). The general contract is that you can call start() and stop() as many times as you like, in any order - you can call start() five times, followed by stop(), for instance.

Specified by:

isStarted in interface Commandable

Returns:

true if start() has been called at least once, and stop() hasn't been called since the last call to start().

getInventory

public Inventory getInventory()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns the commandable's inventory object, if any.

Specified by:

getInventory in interface Commandable

Returns:

an Inventory implementation

getHooks

public java.lang.String[] getHooks()

Description copied from interface: Hookable

Returns a list of custom hooks implemented by this object.

The list doesn't include names of default hooks for built-in commands.

Specified by:

getHooks in interface Hookable

Returns:

an array of names for custom hooks that the object defines. For example, if a Hookable had a Foo operation that it wanted to run pre- and post-hooks for, and no other hookable operations, this method would return an array of two strings:

• "fooPreHook"
• "fooPostHook"

Returns an empty string array if this object has no custom hooks.

addHook

public void addHook(HookCallback callback,
                    java.lang.String hookName)

Description copied from interface: Hookable

Registers a HookCallback object for the specified hook.

The reserved pseudo-command "any" is reserved for callbacks that need to get every single command that comes through the queue. This should very rarely be necessary, and can hurt overall game performance considerably if abused.

Specified by:

addHook in interface Hookable

Parameters:

callback - the HookCallback to notify when the hook is run.

hookName - the name of the hook list to register on.

removeHook

public void removeHook(HookCallback callback,
                       java.lang.String hookName)

Description copied from interface: Hookable

Removes a callback from a specified hook list.

Specified by:

removeHook in interface Hookable

Parameters:

callback - the HookCallback to remove from the list

hookName - the name of the hook list to unregister from.

runPreHook

public void runPreHook(CommandEvent event)

Description copied from interface: Hookable

Calls all objects registered for a particular event and gives them a chance to deal with the event before it happens.

Callbacks may veto the event, but it's still passed to any other callbacks on the list, and eventually to the Command. For callbacks, it typically doesn't really matter if the flag has been set by a previous callback; callbacks should do the same thing they would have done even if it wasn't vetoed, because the Command (or any other callback downstream) may un-veto it.

The callbacks may modify any of the event parameters. Callbacks aren't required to do rigorous checking of the validity of their changes. For example, a simple callback registered on a player's preMoveHook might change the direction in the MoveEvent randomly.

To prevent callbacks from generating illegal event parameters, the Command handling the event is implicitly the last hook on the list. Before executing the command it re-checks the preconditions to make sure the move is still legal, and if it isn't, it vetoes it and issues an error message. The message, of course, is a modifiable parameter of the event.

If a HookCallback wants to force an "illegal" event, it has to change the game state (in the agent, the map, the Command, or whatever) to make the move legal. For example, if the hook wants to make sure the player moves over a wall, the hook can set a property on the player (or the wall) that allows this move, before returning control to this method.

Specified by:

runPreHook in interface Hookable

Parameters:

event - a CommandEvent that has already run. Calling getVerb() should return the canonical verb for this command, such as "move" or "get". The verb is used to construct the hook name, by appending "PreHook" to the verb.

runPostHook

public void runPostHook(CommandEvent event)

Description copied from interface: Hookable

Notifies all the objects registered on this post-hook that the event completed successfully. Changing the event params will have no effect at this point.

Specified by:

runPostHook in interface Hookable

Parameters:

event - a CommandEvent that has already run. Calling getVerb() should return the canonical verb for this command, such as "move" or "get". The verb is used to construct the hook name, by appending "PostHook" to the verb.

runFailedPostHook

public void runFailedPostHook(CommandEvent event)

Description copied from interface: Hookable

Notifies all the objects registered on this post-hook that the command failed (for whatever reason). It's up to the CommandEvent subclass to provide more detailed information as to why it failed.

Changing the event parameters will have no effect at this point.

Specified by:

runFailedPostHook in interface Hookable

Parameters:

event - a CommandEvent that has failed for some reason. getVerb() should return the canonical verb for this command, such as "move" or "get". The verb is used to construct the hook name, by appending "FailedPostHook" to the verb.

addMethodHook

public void addMethodHook(MethodHookCallback callback,
                          java.lang.String methodName)

Description copied from interface: MethodHookable

Registers for the specified method-hook. Only a select few methods actually have hooks, and there is no checking done to make sure the hook name matches a real method on the target. Be sure to check the documentation for a hookable method to see what the hook name for that method is defined to be.

Specified by:

addMethodHook in interface MethodHookable

Overrides:

addMethodHook in class MapObject

removeMethodHook

public void removeMethodHook(MethodHookCallback callback,
                             java.lang.String methodName)

Description copied from interface: MethodHookable

Unregisters for the specified method-hook.

Specified by:

removeMethodHook in interface MethodHookable

Overrides:

removeMethodHook in class MapObject

runMethodHook

public void runMethodHook(java.lang.String hookName,
                          java.lang.Object data)

Description copied from interface: MethodHookable

Runs the specific method hook.

Specified by:

runMethodHook in interface MethodHookable

Overrides:

runMethodHook in class MapObject

getFiringPoint

public Point getFiringPoint(int dir)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Used by range weapons and spells to determine where to place the missile or spell when being fired from the monster.

Finds the first map location in the specified direction that isn't occupied by the monster, starting at the monster's reference location.

Specified by:

getFiringPoint in interface Commandable

Parameters:

dir - the direction to fire - you can pass the result of monster.getDirection() if you want to fire in the direction the monster is currently facing.

Returns:

the location at which to place the spell, missile, thrown object or whatever. Caller still needs to check if the location is out of bounds, blocked, etc.

isTelnet

public boolean isTelnet()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns true if the agent is using a telnet client - some commands want to produce different output in this case. It's probably always false for non-Player Commandables, and true for players connected via telnet.

Specified by:

isTelnet in interface Commandable

destroy

public void destroy()

Description copied from interface: GameObject

Tells the object to destroy itself. The default implementation removes the object from its parent container (a map, bag or inventory). Subclasses can override this method to do other cleanup that might be necessary, such as removing transient properties or hook callbacks the object has set somewhere.

This method is called when the object's parent map is unloaded, when a wizard disposes the object, or when the object is destroyed via some natural force (e.g. a fireball). If you override this method, make sure to call the superclass version, so the superclass can perform its own cleanup if needed.

Specified by:

destroy in interface GameObject

Overrides:

destroy in class MapObject

addAttack

public void addAttack(Attack attack)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Adds an attack to our list of attacks. This list is examined in the attacking sequence to see how we should attack. If you wield a weapon, it goes into the attacks list.

Specified by:

addAttack in interface Commandable

Parameters:

attack - an Attack to add

removeAttack

public void removeAttack(Attack attack)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Removes an attack from our list of attacks. If you unwield a weapon, it comes out of the attacks list.

Specified by:

removeAttack in interface Commandable

Parameters:

attack - the Attack to remove

ensureEventQueue

protected void ensureEventQueue()

Creates an EventQueue to hold commands for this monster. If the monster already has a queue, does nothing. The queue is instantiated lazily on the first command, so if you need to put something in the queue while the monster is being created, you might have to call this method first.

ensureAI

protected void ensureAI()

Chooses an AI for the monster. Called by start() method, which in turn is called when the monster is constructed or read from a map. Subclasses should remember to call the superclass version.

This is (probably) the most appropriate time to convert the externalized "ai" property (an Archetype) into an actual instantiated AI class. It's stored in the file as an archetype because the AI classes aren't usually directly instantiable, so doing something like "ai class FooAI" would result in an IllegalAccessError.

Because there are no static interfaces in Java (as yet), we can't simply take the class, cast it to a static interface, and invoke the getImpl() class method on it. Alas. Instead, we must use reflection to sniff out the getImpl() class method. This returns the (singleton) instance of the AI, which we can store a reference to in our "ai" property.

checkAnimated

protected void checkAnimated(java.lang.String bitmap)

Computes our animation parameters based on the available bitmaps.

Parameters:

bitmap - the database bitmap string

getEncumbrance

public int getEncumbrance()

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Returns a wyvern.lib.properties.Encumbrance constant that says how loaded the player or monster is. Encumbrance is computed from the monster's strength and current inventory weight.

Specified by:

getEncumbrance in interface Commandable

Returns:

a number from 0 (unencumbered) to 4 (immobilized)

setEncumbrance

public void setEncumbrance(int encumbrance)

Description copied from interface: Commandable

Sets the encumbrance for the monster. Encumbrance level is stored in a transient int property called "load", and is one of the constants defined in wyvern.lib.properties.Encumbrance.

Specified by:

setEncumbrance in interface Commandable

Parameters:

encumbrance - a number from 0 (unencumbered) to 4 (immobilized)

isCommandable

public boolean isCommandable()

Description copied from interface: GameObject

Returns true if (and only if) this object has an event queue and can be commanded (i.e. it's an instance of Commandable).

Specified by:

isCommandable in interface GameObject

Overrides:

isCommandable in class MapObject

getHookList

public HookList getHookList()

Description copied from interface: Hookable

Returns the HookList containing the registered hooks for this object.

Specified by:

getHookList in interface Hookable

playAlert

public void playAlert(java.lang.String path)

Description copied from interface: RemoteAudio

Plays the specified sound file on the client, one repeat, no delay, and the default gain.

Can't be stopped, so use with care.

Specified by:

playAlert in interface RemoteAudio

Parameters:

path - the relative path to the sound file

playAlert

public void playAlert(java.lang.String path,
                      int repeats,
                      int repeatDelay,
                      double gain)

Description copied from interface: RemoteAudio

Plays the specified alert with custom parameters. Can't be stopped, so use with care.

Parameters are file path, number of repeats, delay between repeats, and gain (volume). The alert won't play if the path is null or not found on the server. All other params are adjusted to be within the valid range for the parameter, if necessary.

Specified by:

playAlert in interface RemoteAudio

Parameters:

path - the relative path to the sound file.

repeats - number of times the client should repeat the piece before stopping (and for music and sound, sending the notification back to the server). 0 means don't repeat; just play and stop.

repeatDelay - number of milliseconds to pause between repeats, if we're repeating.

gain - the volume for this track, from 0.0 to 1.0

playDefaultMusic

public void playDefaultMusic()

Description copied from interface: