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Index
The Cage Class
The Cage class implements ability to keep Actors in a rectangular region.
| In file: | actor.sc |
| Inherits from: | Block |
| Inherited by: | none |
Properties
top
bottom
left
rightThe bounding coordinates of the enclosing Cage.
Methods
init:
Add the Cage to the set of blocks for the current room and enable the Cage.
doit: actor
Return TRUE if actor is inside of the Block (and is thus in a legal position) or FALSE if it is outside the Cage (and thus must be moved back in). This is called in each Actor's canBeHere: method.
dispose:
Delete the Cage from the set of blocks for the current room and dispose of it if it is a dynamic instance.
enable:
Set the active property of the Cage to TRUE, so that Actors cannot leave it.
disable:
Set the active property of the Cage to FALSE, so that Actors can leave it.
- Notes
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