DSBaseclasstravel.t[1091]

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Details

Base mix-in class for defining various types of double-sided (two-way) travel connectors

class DSBase :   object

Superclass Tree   (in declaration order)

DSBase
        object

Subclass Tree  

DSBase
        DSCon
                DSDoor
                        SymDoor
                DSPassage
                        SymPassage
                DSPathPassage
                        SymPathPassage
                DSStairway
                        SymStairway
        DSTravelConnector
                SymConnector

Global Objects  

(none)

Summary of Properties  

dirName  inRoom1  inRoom2  isDestinationKnown  room1  room2 

Summary of Methods  

attachedDir  byRoom  connDir  doorDir  getDestination  room1Dir  room2Dir 

Properties  

dirNametravel.t[1195]

The name of our direction of travel from the point of view of the player character depending on whether the pc is in room1 or room2.

inRoom1travel.t[1098]
Test whether the player character is in our room1

inRoom2travel.t[1101]
Test whether the player character is in our room2

isDestinationKnowntravel.t[1198]
Our destination is known if each of the rooms we connect is either visited or familiar.

room1travel.t[1093]
The two rooms we connnect.

room2travel.t[1094]
no description available

Methods  

attachedDir ( )travel.t[1131]

Returns the direction property to which this connector object is connected in the player character's current location, e.g. &west. This is used on by DirState to add the appropriate adjective (e.g. 'west') to our vocab, so that the player can refer to us by the direction in which we lead. If you don't want this direction to be included in the vocab of this object, override attachedDir to nil.

byRoom (args)travel.t[1104]
return a or b depending on which room the player char is in

connDir (origin)travel.t[1163]
Return the direction that points to us from the player character's current location.

doorDir ( )travel.t[1150]
Returns the direction in which this connector object leads from the player character's current location (or nil, if the player character isn't in one of the rooms this door is located it).

getDestination (origin)travel.t[1109]
Our destination depends on our origin.

room1Dir ( )travel.t[1183]
The direction an actor needs to travel in to travel via us from room1. This is set up in Room initObj();

room2Dir ( )travel.t[1189]
The direction an actor needs to travel in to travel via us from room2. This is set up in Room initObj();

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