DXGfxLib.Script Class Reference

The script class. This class contains the logic to build. More...

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Public Member Functions

Script ()

Default constructor. We build one bug string which server as the 'skeleton' of the class deriving from ExecutableBlock that will be a receptable for our script.

void SetParent (SceneObject parent)

This set the parent of the script.

void SetScene (Scene scene)

This set the scene associated with the script.

string GetCodeSrc ()

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

string GetClickCodeSrc ()

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

string GetCollisionCodeSrc ()

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

string GetVarSrc ()

Member variable definition code.

string GetSrcForCompilation ()

Get the source of our class deriving for ExecutableBlock.

void UpdateVarSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code defining the variable use this.

void UpdateCodeSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

void UpdateClickCodeSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

void UpdateCollisionCodeSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

bool Reset ()

This reset the script. StartTime value and everything!!

virtual void Evaluate (double appTime, float elapsedTime)

Each script will be a new class deriving from Script which will override the Evaluate method!

virtual void Clicked (double appTime, float elapsedTime)

Scene objects have clicked method, when they are clicked they are going to react to that in that method and they will also call this metod on their associated script if they have any.

virtual void Collision (double appTime, float elapsedTime, SceneObject collidingObject)

Scene objects can collide with other objects. When that happen they can react in their Collision method. They should also call this method on their associated script if they have any. Thus the user can script reaction to collision.

Script ()

Default constructor. We build one bug string which server as the 'skeleton' of the class deriving from ExecutableBlock that will be a receptable for our script.

void SetParent (SceneObject parent)

This set the parent of the script.

void SetScene (Scene scene)

This set the scene associated with the script.

string GetCodeSrc ()

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

string GetClickCodeSrc ()

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

string GetCollisionCodeSrc ()

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

string GetVarSrc ()

Member variable definition code.

string GetSrcForCompilation ()

Get the source of our class deriving for ExecutableBlock.

void UpdateVarSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code defining the variable use this.

void UpdateCodeSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

void UpdateClickCodeSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

void UpdateCollisionCodeSrc (string src)

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

bool Reset ()

This reset the script. StartTime value and everything!!

virtual void Evaluate (double appTime, float elapsedTime)

Each script will be a new class deriving from Script which will override the Evaluate method!

virtual void Clicked (double appTime, float elapsedTime)

Scene objects have clicked method, when they are clicked they are going to react to that in that method and they will also call this metod on their associated script if they have any.

virtual void Collision (double appTime, float elapsedTime, SceneObject collidingObject)

Scene objects can collide with other objects. When that happen they can react in their Collision method. They should also call this method on their associated script if they have any. Thus the user can script reaction to collision.

Public Attributes

string fileName = ""

At some point it is desirable to persist the script to a *.cs file (at the moment scripts are only C# though this might be easily changed).

string name = ""

Script name.

Properties

string VarSrc [get, set]

string CodeSrc [get, set]

string ClickCodeSrc [get, set]

string CollisionCodeSrc [get, set]

Detailed Description

The script class. This class contains the logic to build.

Definition at line 88 of file Script.cs.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

DXGfxLib.Script.Script ( )

Default constructor. We build one bug string which server as the 'skeleton' of the class deriving from ExecutableBlock that will be a receptable for our script.

Definition at line 191 of file Script.cs.

DXGfxLib.Script.Script ( )

Default constructor. We build one bug string which server as the 'skeleton' of the class deriving from ExecutableBlock that will be a receptable for our script.

Definition at line 191 of file Script.cs.

Member Function Documentation

virtual void DXGfxLib.Script.Clicked	(	double	appTime,
		float	elapsedTime
	)			`[virtual]`

Scene objects have clicked method, when they are clicked they are going to react to that in that method and they will also call this metod on their associated script if they have any.

Definition at line 404 of file Script.cs.

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virtual void DXGfxLib.Script.Clicked	(	double	appTime,
		float	elapsedTime
	)			`[virtual]`

Scene objects have clicked method, when they are clicked they are going to react to that in that method and they will also call this metod on their associated script if they have any.

Definition at line 404 of file Script.cs.

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virtual void DXGfxLib.Script.Collision	(	double	appTime,
		float	elapsedTime,
		SceneObject	collidingObject
	)			`[virtual]`

Scene objects can collide with other objects. When that happen they can react in their Collision method. They should also call this method on their associated script if they have any. Thus the user can script reaction to collision.

Parameters:

	appTime
	elapsedTime
	collidingObject

Definition at line 449 of file Script.cs.

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virtual void DXGfxLib.Script.Collision	(	double	appTime,
		float	elapsedTime,
		SceneObject	collidingObject
	)			`[virtual]`

Scene objects can collide with other objects. When that happen they can react in their Collision method. They should also call this method on their associated script if they have any. Thus the user can script reaction to collision.

Parameters:

	appTime
	elapsedTime
	collidingObject

Definition at line 449 of file Script.cs.

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virtual void DXGfxLib.Script.Evaluate	(	double	appTime,
		float	elapsedTime
	)			`[virtual]`

Each script will be a new class deriving from Script which will override the Evaluate method!

Definition at line 367 of file Script.cs.

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virtual void DXGfxLib.Script.Evaluate	(	double	appTime,
		float	elapsedTime
	)			`[virtual]`

Each script will be a new class deriving from Script which will override the Evaluate method!

Definition at line 367 of file Script.cs.

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string DXGfxLib.Script.GetClickCodeSrc ( )

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

Returns:

Definition at line 264 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script.GetClickCodeSrc ( )

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

Returns:

Definition at line 264 of file Script.cs.

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string DXGfxLib.Script.GetCodeSrc ( )

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

Returns:

Definition at line 255 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script.GetCodeSrc ( )

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

Returns:

Definition at line 255 of file Script.cs.

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string DXGfxLib.Script.GetCollisionCodeSrc ( )

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

Returns:

Definition at line 273 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script.GetCollisionCodeSrc ( )

If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.

Returns:

Definition at line 273 of file Script.cs.

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string DXGfxLib.Script.GetSrcForCompilation ( )

Get the source of our class deriving for ExecutableBlock.

Returns:

Definition at line 291 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script.GetSrcForCompilation ( )

Get the source of our class deriving for ExecutableBlock.

Returns:

Definition at line 291 of file Script.cs.

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string DXGfxLib.Script.GetVarSrc ( )

Member variable definition code.

Returns:

Definition at line 282 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script.GetVarSrc ( )

Member variable definition code.

Returns:

Definition at line 282 of file Script.cs.

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bool DXGfxLib.Script.Reset ( )

This reset the script. StartTime value and everything!!

Returns:

Definition at line 352 of file Script.cs.

bool DXGfxLib.Script.Reset ( )

This reset the script. StartTime value and everything!!

Returns:

Definition at line 352 of file Script.cs.

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void DXGfxLib.Script.SetParent ( SceneObject parent )

This set the parent of the script.

Parameters:

parent

This is ugly, change it. Create a IScriptableObject interface and make both the scene object and the scene implement that interface (this is longer than what we do below though so this will be done later.

Definition at line 221 of file Script.cs.

void DXGfxLib.Script.SetParent ( SceneObject parent )

This set the parent of the script.

Parameters:

parent

This is ugly, change it. Create a IScriptableObject interface and make both the scene object and the scene implement that interface (this is longer than what we do below though so this will be done later.

Definition at line 221 of file Script.cs.

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void DXGfxLib.Script.SetScene ( Scene scene )

This set the scene associated with the script.

Parameters:

scene

Definition at line 246 of file Script.cs.

void DXGfxLib.Script.SetScene ( Scene scene )

This set the scene associated with the script.

Parameters:

scene

Definition at line 246 of file Script.cs.

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void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateClickCodeSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 330 of file Script.cs.

void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateClickCodeSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 330 of file Script.cs.

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void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateCodeSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 319 of file Script.cs.

void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateCodeSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 319 of file Script.cs.

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void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateCollisionCodeSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 341 of file Script.cs.

void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateCollisionCodeSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 341 of file Script.cs.

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void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateVarSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code defining the variable use this.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 308 of file Script.cs.

void DXGfxLib.Script.UpdateVarSrc ( string src )

When you want to set the code defining the variable use this.

Parameters:

src

Definition at line 308 of file Script.cs.

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Member Data Documentation

string DXGfxLib.Script::fileName = ""

At some point it is desirable to persist the script to a *.cs file (at the moment scripts are only C# though this might be easily changed).

Definition at line 109 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script::name = ""

Script name.

Definition at line 114 of file Script.cs.

Property Documentation

string DXGfxLib.Script::ClickCodeSrc [get, set]

Definition at line 147 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script::CodeSrc [get, set]

Definition at line 136 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script::CollisionCodeSrc [get, set]

Definition at line 158 of file Script.cs.

string DXGfxLib.Script::VarSrc [get, set]

Definition at line 123 of file Script.cs.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

D:/guillaume/guillara/3D/DXGfx/Backup/DXGfxLib/Script.cs
D:/guillaume/guillara/3D/DXGfx/DXGfxLib/Script.cs


Public Member Functions
	Script ()
	Default constructor. We build one bug string which server as the 'skeleton' of the class deriving from ExecutableBlock that will be a receptable for our script.
void	SetParent (SceneObject parent)
	This set the parent of the script.
void	SetScene (Scene scene)
	This set the scene associated with the script.
string	GetCodeSrc ()
	If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.
string	GetClickCodeSrc ()
	If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.
string	GetCollisionCodeSrc ()
	If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.
string	GetVarSrc ()
	Member variable definition code.
string	GetSrcForCompilation ()
	Get the source of our class deriving for ExecutableBlock.
void	UpdateVarSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code defining the variable use this.
void	UpdateCodeSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.
void	UpdateClickCodeSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.
void	UpdateCollisionCodeSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.
bool	Reset ()
	This reset the script. StartTime value and everything!!
virtual void	Evaluate (double appTime, float elapsedTime)
	Each script will be a new class deriving from Script which will override the Evaluate method!
virtual void	Clicked (double appTime, float elapsedTime)
	Scene objects have clicked method, when they are clicked they are going to react to that in that method and they will also call this metod on their associated script if they have any.
virtual void	Collision (double appTime, float elapsedTime, SceneObject collidingObject)
	Scene objects can collide with other objects. When that happen they can react in their Collision method. They should also call this method on their associated script if they have any. Thus the user can script reaction to collision.
	Script ()
	Default constructor. We build one bug string which server as the 'skeleton' of the class deriving from ExecutableBlock that will be a receptable for our script.
void	SetParent (SceneObject parent)
	This set the parent of the script.
void	SetScene (Scene scene)
	This set the scene associated with the script.
string	GetCodeSrc ()
	If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.
string	GetClickCodeSrc ()
	If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.
string	GetCollisionCodeSrc ()
	If you want to get a string containing the script code use this. This is in fact the code of the Evaluate method.
string	GetVarSrc ()
	Member variable definition code.
string	GetSrcForCompilation ()
	Get the source of our class deriving for ExecutableBlock.
void	UpdateVarSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code defining the variable use this.
void	UpdateCodeSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.
void	UpdateClickCodeSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.
void	UpdateCollisionCodeSrc (string src)
	When you want to set the code of the script that will be run use this method.
bool	Reset ()
	This reset the script. StartTime value and everything!!
virtual void	Evaluate (double appTime, float elapsedTime)
	Each script will be a new class deriving from Script which will override the Evaluate method!
virtual void	Clicked (double appTime, float elapsedTime)
	Scene objects have clicked method, when they are clicked they are going to react to that in that method and they will also call this metod on their associated script if they have any.
virtual void	Collision (double appTime, float elapsedTime, SceneObject collidingObject)
	Scene objects can collide with other objects. When that happen they can react in their Collision method. They should also call this method on their associated script if they have any. Thus the user can script reaction to collision.
Public Attributes
string	fileName = ""
	At some point it is desirable to persist the script to a *.cs file (at the moment scripts are only C# though this might be easily changed).
string	name = ""
	Script name.
Properties
string	VarSrc `[get, set]`
string	CodeSrc `[get, set]`
string	ClickCodeSrc `[get, set]`
string	CollisionCodeSrc `[get, set]`