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Bubberstation/code/modules/power/powernet.dm
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We have countless examples in the codebase with this style gone wrong, and defines and such being on hideously different levels of indentation. Fixing this to keep the alignment involves tainting the blames of code your PR doesn't need to be touching at all. And ultimately, it's hideous.

There are some files that this sed makes uglier. I can fix these when they are pointed out, but I believe this is ultimately for the greater good of readability. I'm more concerned with if any strings relied on this.

Hi codeowners!

Co-authored-by: Jared-Fogle <35135081+Jared-Fogle@users.noreply.github.com>
2021-02-14 16:53:29 -08:00

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// POWERNET DATUM
// each contiguous network of cables & nodes
/////////////////////////////////////
/datum/powernet
var/number // unique id
var/list/cables = list() // all cables & junctions
var/list/nodes = list() // all connected machines
var/load = 0 // the current load on the powernet, increased by each machine at processing
var/newavail = 0 // what available power was gathered last tick, then becomes...
var/avail = 0 //...the current available power in the powernet
var/viewavail = 0 // the available power as it appears on the power console (gradually updated)
var/viewload = 0 // the load as it appears on the power console (gradually updated)
var/netexcess = 0 // excess power on the powernet (typically avail-load)///////
var/delayedload = 0 // load applied to powernet between power ticks.
/datum/powernet/New()
SSmachines.powernets += src
/datum/powernet/Destroy()
//Go away references, you suck!
for(var/obj/structure/cable/C in cables)
cables -= C
C.powernet = null
for(var/obj/machinery/power/M in nodes)
nodes -= M
M.powernet = null
SSmachines.powernets -= src
return ..()
/datum/powernet/proc/is_empty()
return !cables.len && !nodes.len
//remove a cable from the current powernet
//if the powernet is then empty, delete it
//Warning : this proc DON'T check if the cable exists
/datum/powernet/proc/remove_cable(obj/structure/cable/C)
cables -= C
C.powernet = null
if(is_empty())//the powernet is now empty...
qdel(src)///... delete it
//add a cable to the current powernet
//Warning : this proc DON'T check if the cable exists
/datum/powernet/proc/add_cable(obj/structure/cable/C)
if(C.powernet)// if C already has a powernet...
if(C.powernet == src)
return
else
C.powernet.remove_cable(C) //..remove it
C.powernet = src
cables +=C
//remove a power machine from the current powernet
//if the powernet is then empty, delete it
//Warning : this proc DON'T check if the machine exists
/datum/powernet/proc/remove_machine(obj/machinery/power/M)
nodes -=M
M.powernet = null
if(is_empty())//the powernet is now empty...
qdel(src)///... delete it
//add a power machine to the current powernet
//Warning : this proc DON'T check if the machine exists
/datum/powernet/proc/add_machine(obj/machinery/power/M)
if(M.powernet)// if M already has a powernet...
if(M.powernet == src)
return
else
M.disconnect_from_network()//..remove it
M.powernet = src
nodes[M] = M
//handles the power changes in the powernet
//called every ticks by the powernet controller
/datum/powernet/proc/reset()
//see if there's a surplus of power remaining in the powernet and stores unused power in the SMES
netexcess = avail - load
if(netexcess > 100 && nodes?.len) // if there was excess power last cycle
for(var/obj/machinery/power/smes/S in nodes) // find the SMESes in the network
S.restore() // and restore some of the power that was used
// update power consoles
viewavail = round(0.8 * viewavail + 0.2 * avail)
viewload = round(0.8 * viewload + 0.2 * load)
// reset the powernet
load = delayedload
delayedload = 0
avail = newavail
newavail = 0
/datum/powernet/proc/get_electrocute_damage()
if(avail >= 1000)
return clamp(20 + round(avail/25000), 20, 195) + rand(-5,5)
else
return 0