Global component signals
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#define SEND_SIGNAL(target, sigtype, arguments...) ( !target.datum_components ? NONE : target._SendSignal(sigtype, list(##arguments)) )
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#define SEND_GLOBAL_SIGNAL(sigtype, arguments...) ( !SSdcs.comp_lookup[sigtype] ? NONE : SSdcs._SendGlobalSignal(sigtype, list(##arguments)) )
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>>>>>>> 84a85a5... Merge pull request #38574 from ninjanomnom/glob-signals
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//shorthand
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#define GET_COMPONENT_FROM(varname, path, target) var##path/##varname = ##target.GetComponent(##path)
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#define GET_COMPONENT(varname, path) GET_COMPONENT_FROM(varname, path, src)
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// All signals. Format:
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// When the signal is called: (signal arguments)
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// global signals
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// These are signals which can be listened to by any component on any parent
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// GLOBAL SIGNALS MUST START WITH "!"
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#define COMSIG_GLOB_NEW_Z "!new_z" //from base of datum/controller/subsystem/mapping/proc/add_new_zlevel(): (list/args)
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#define COMSIG_GLOB_VAR_EDIT "!var_edit" //called after a successful var edit somewhere in the world: (list/args)
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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// /datum signals
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#define COMSIG_COMPONENT_ADDED "component_added" //when a component is added to a datum: (/datum/component)
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#define COMSIG_COMPONENT_REMOVING "component_removing" //before a component is removed from a datum because of RemoveComponent: (/datum/component)
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