Center command, center command... (credit goes to Death)

ID:268574
 
Sep 1 2004, 4:00 pm
 
client
    Center()
        for(var/client/C)
            for(var/obj/Interactive/I in oview(1))
                I.Interact()
obj
    Interactive
        pie
            proc/Interact()
                usr << "I like pie. <3"

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Is there ANYWAY to make it go odown to EVERYTHING in the branch Interactive?

My problem:
Centerkey Test.dm:5:error:I.Interact:undefined proc
Thus, meaning, it doesn't go down to everything in the branch. Is there a way to do that?
Sep 1 2004, 4:15 pm
 
obj
    Interactive
        proc/Interact(var/mob/M)

        pie
            Interact(var/mob/M)
                M << "Mmm.... pie...."
Sep 1 2004, 4:21 pm (Edited on Sep 1 2004, 4:39 pm)
In response to Jon88
Thank you, very much!
[Edit]Hmmm... isn't working =/ Thanks for the help, so far.
Sep 1 2004, 4:42 pm
In response to Hell Ramen
In what way isn't it working?

Lummox JR
Sep 1 2004, 5:03 pm
In response to Lummox JR
Erm, the center key isn't doing anything. =/
Thanks for helping.
Sep 1 2004, 5:35 pm
In response to Hell Ramen
Hell Ramen wrote:
Erm, the center key isn't doing anything. =/

Doubtless it won't, unless you define client/Center() to do something.

Lummox JR
Sep 1 2004, 7:37 pm
In response to Lummox JR
_>
Aren't I already defining it?
Sep 1 2004, 7:52 pm (Edited on Sep 1 2004, 8:01 pm)
 
client
    Center()
        for(var/client/C)
            for(var/obj/Interactive/I in oview(1))
                I.pie(src)//send the proc information about who to send the "pie" message to, in this case src.

obj/Interactive
   proc/Interact(var/mob/M)//the proc requires a mob to work, in the above we sent it src. So it makes src a variable called M in this proc.
       M << "pie"
   pie
      icon = 'pie.dmi'


This should work fine considering you hit the key 5(center) on the right hand side of your keyboard with numslock off.

I THINK your problem before was that you're calling a proc for ALL Interactive objs, and defined the proc for only ONE of them(pie). Which is why it gave you an error.
Sep 1 2004, 8:29 pm
In response to DeathAwaitsU
Soo, I have to keep making new ones for each object? x_x
Sep 1 2004, 10:12 pm
In response to Hell Ramen
No. You make it once, for obj/Interactive. Then you can override it for subtypes of obj/Interactive, like this:

obj/Interactive
   proc/Interact(var/mob/M)
      M << "You just interacted with [src]"
   
   pie
      // This next bit is called "overriding" Interact().
      // Note that you don't need the word "proc" this time.
      // (In fact, if you do put "proc" in, it'll give you an error.)
      Interact(var/mob/M)
         M << "You eat a pie. Mmmn, pie."

   pizza
      // Similar thing here
      Interact(var/mob/M)
         M << "Pizza! YUM!"

   icecream
      // You don't have to override Interact().
      // For example, this type (/obj/Interactive/icecream)
      // doesn't bother.

   spinach
      Interact(var/mob/M)
         M << "Ewww, spinach."


...and so on.
Sep 1 2004, 11:17 pm
In response to Crispy
Hmm... what happens if I go...
I_pizza
name = "Pizza"
And stuff like that...?
Sep 2 2004, 12:31 am
In response to Hell Ramen
What?
Sep 2 2004, 1:00 pm
In response to DeathAwaitsU
 
   icecream
      // You don't have to override Interact().
      // For example, this type (/obj/Interactive/icecream)
      // doesn't bother.

Right there, I'm suspecting "Interact/I", works for everything that starts with "I".
So, I_Pizza would work, wouldn't it...?
Sep 3 2004, 1:10 am
In response to Hell Ramen
Do you mean for(var/obj/Interact/I) works for everything that starts with the letter I?

If so then no...


That just means create a variable I for everything that comes under the category obj/Interact

obj
   Interact
        Pie
           icon = 'pie.dmi'
        Pizza 
           icon = 'pizza.dmi'
        Cake
           icon = 'cake.dmi'


If you do for(var/obj/Interact/I), it means Pie, Pizza and Cake are now defined as a variable.

You can do the same for EVERY obj...

for(var/obj/O in world)

obj
   Clowns
       icon = 'clown.dmi'
   Sword
       icon = 'sword.dmi'
   Armour
       Body_Armour
            icon = 'barmour.dmi'
       Helmet
            icon = 'helmet.dmi'
       Legs
            icon = 'larmour.dmi'


All the obj's there(Clowns, Sword and all the Armours) are now a variable called O.