ActorResolveResultsclass
Specialized noun-phrase resolution results gatherer for resolving a command actor (i.e., the target actor of a command).
class ActorResolveResults : BasicResolveResults
Superclass Tree (in declaration order)
ActorResolveResults
BasicResolveResults
ResolveResults
` object`
Subclass Tree
(none)
Global Objects
(none)
Summary of Properties
Inherited from BasicResolveResults :
allowEquivalentFiltering issuingActor_ targetActor_
Summary of Methods
construct getImpliedObject singleObjectRequired uniqueObjectRequired
Inherited from BasicResolveResults :
allNotAllowed ambiguousNounPhrase askMissingLiteral askMissingObject beginSingleObjSlot beginTopicSlot canResolveInteractively emptyNounPhrase endSingleObjSlot endTopicSlot filterWithDistinguisher incCommandCount insufficientQuantity noMatch noMatchForAll noMatchForAllBut noMatchForListBut noMatchForLocation noMatchForPossessive noMatchForPronoun noMatchPossessive noteActorSpecified noteAdjEnding noteBadPrep noteEmptyBut noteIndefinite noteLiteral noteMatches noteMiscWordList noteNounSlots notePlural notePronoun noteWeakPhrasing nothingInLocation noVocabMatch reflexiveNotAllowed setActors unknownNounPhrase wrongReflexive zeroQuantity
Properties
allowActionRemappingOVERRIDDEN
don’t allow action remapping while resolving the actor
Methods
construct ( )
no description available
getImpliedObject (np, resolver)OVERRIDDEN
set the initial actor context to the PC - this type of resolver is set up to determine the actor context, so we don’t usually know the actual actor context yet when setting up this resolver
singleObjectRequired (txt)OVERRIDDEN
an actor phrase must address a single actor
uniqueObjectRequired (txt, matchList)OVERRIDDEN
there’s no default for the actor - it’s usually simply a syntax error when the actor is omitted
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