Viewportclassviewport.t[36]

Viewport is a mix-in class which can be added to an object representing a window or TV screen or the like to describe the remote location viewable via the viewport. [DEFINED ON VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

class Viewport :   object

Superclass Tree   (in declaration order)

Viewport
        object

Subclass Tree  

Viewport
        SwitchableViewport

Global Objects  

(none)

Summary of Properties  

examineToView  isViewing  lookThroughToView  visibleRooms 

Summary of Methods  

describeVisibleRooms  dobjFor(LookThrough)  examineStatus  setRooms 

Properties  

examineToViewviewport.t[96]

Flag: should examining this object display a description of the visible rooms and their contents? By default it should. [VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

isViewingviewport.t[103]
Is the Viewport currently available for viewing through (it may not be if windows cover the curtain, or the CCTV screen has been turned off). [VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

lookThroughToViewviewport.t[90]
Flag: can I see into the visibleRooms by looking through this object? This should normally be true for a window-type object but probably nil for a CCTV monitor. {VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

visibleRoomsviewport.t[60]
A list of rooms that are made visible by looking through or at this viewport. [VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

Methods  

describeVisibleRooms ( )viewport.t[42]

Method to display a description of the rooms and contents visible by means of me. [VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

dobjFor(LookThrough)viewport.t[109]
For the VIEWPORT EXTENSION add desribing rooms visible through this viewport to the inherited behaviour

examineStatus ( )viewport.t[124]
If examining this Viewport should describe what it shows, add a description of the rooms it overlooks. [VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

setRooms (lst)viewport.t[64]
Set the list of visible rooms to lst [VIEWPORT EXTENSION]

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