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1. `/datum/var/list/datum_components` (private)
* Lazy associated list of type -> component/list of components.
1. `/datum/component/var/enabled` (protected, boolean)
* If the component is enabled. If not, it will not react to signals
1. `/datum/var/list/comp_lookup` (private)
* Lazy associated list of signal -> registree/list of registrees
1. `/datum/var/list/signal_procs` (private)
* Associated lazy list of signals -> `/datum/callback`s that will be run when the parent datum receives that signal
1. `/datum/var/signal_enabled` (protected, boolean)
* If the datum is signal enabled. If not, it will not react to signals
* `FALSE` by default, set to `TRUE` when a signal is registered
1. `/datum/component/var/dupe_mode` (protected, enum)
* How duplicate component types are handled when added to the datum.
@@ -45,14 +49,12 @@ Stands have a lot of procs which mimic mob procs. Rather than inserting hooks fo
* Definition of a duplicate component type
* `null` means exact match on `type` (default)
* Any other type means that and all subtypes
1. `/datum/component/var/list/signal_procs` (private)
* Associated lazy list of signals -> `/datum/callback`s that will be run when the parent datum receives that signal
1. `/datum/component/var/datum/parent` (protected, read-only)
* The datum this component belongs to
* Never `null` in child procs
1. `report_signal_origin` (protected, boolean)
* If `TRUE`, will invoke the callback when signalled with the signal type as the first argument.
* `FALSE` by default.
1. `report_signal_origin` (protected, boolean)
* If `TRUE`, will invoke the callback when signalled with the signal type as the first argument.
* `FALSE` by default.
### Procs
@@ -88,6 +90,14 @@ Stands have a lot of procs which mimic mob procs. Rather than inserting hooks fo
1. `/datum/proc/_SendSignal(signal, list/arguments)` (private, final)
* Handles most of the actual signaling procedure
* Will runtime if used on datums with an empty component list
1. `/datum/proc/RegisterSignal(datum/target, signal(string/list of strings), proc_ref(type), override(boolean))` (protected, final)
* If signal is a list it will be as if RegisterSignal was called for each of the entries with the same following arguments
* Makes the datum listen for the specified `signal` on it's `parent` datum.
* When that signal is received `proc_ref` will be called on the component, along with associated arguments
* Example proc ref: `.proc/OnEvent`
* If a previous registration is overwritten by the call, a runtime occurs. Setting `override` to TRUE prevents this
* These callbacks run asyncronously
* Returning `TRUE` from these callbacks will trigger a `TRUE` return from the `SendSignal()` that initiated it
1. `/datum/component/New(datum/parent, ...)` (private, final)
* Runs internal setup for the component
* Extra arguments are passed to `Initialize()`
@@ -121,13 +131,5 @@ Stands have a lot of procs which mimic mob procs. Rather than inserting hooks fo
1. `/datum/component/proc/UnregisterFromParent` (abstract, no-sleep)
* Counterpart to `RegisterWithParent()`
* Used to unregister the signals that should only be on the `parent` object
1. `/datum/component/proc/RegisterSignal(datum/target, signal(string/list of strings), proc_ref(type), override(boolean))` (protected, final)
* If signal is a list it will be as if RegisterSignal was called for each of the entries with the same following arguments
* Makes a component listen for the specified `signal` on it's `parent` datum.
* When that signal is received `proc_ref` will be called on the component, along with associated arguments
* Example proc ref: `.proc/OnEvent`
* If a previous registration is overwritten by the call, a runtime occurs. Setting `override` to TRUE prevents this
* These callbacks run asyncronously
* Returning `TRUE` from these callbacks will trigger a `TRUE` return from the `SendSignal()` that initiated it
### See/Define signals and their arguments in __DEFINES\components.dm