AgainAction
AgainActionclassactions.t[70]

Superclass
Tree 		Subclass
Tree 		Global
Objects 		Property
Summary 		Method
Summary 		Property
Details 		Method
Details
Special "again" action. This command repeats the previous command.

DefineIAction(Again)      // original source text
class AgainAction :   IAction      // after macro expansion

Superclass Tree   (in declaration order)

AgainAction
        IAction
                Action
                        BasicProd
                                object

Subclass Tree  

AgainAction
        predicate(Again)

Global Objects  

(none)

Summary of Properties  

actionTime  includeInUndo  isRepeatable  lastAction  lastIssuingActor  lastTargetActor  lastTargetActorPhrase 

Inherited from Action :
afterActionMainList  beforeAfterObjs  defaultForRecursion  extraMessageParams  implicitMsg  isImplicit  iterationCanceled  originalAction  parentAction  preCond  predicateNounPhrases  pronounOverride  remappedFrom  showDefaultReports  synthParamID  verbFlags  verifiedOkay 

Inherited from BasicProd :
firstTokenIndex  isSpecialResponseMatch  lastTokenIndex 

Summary of Methods  

clearForAgain  doAction  saveForAgain 

Inherited from IAction :
doActionMain  resolveNouns 

Inherited from Action :
actionOfKind  addBeforeAfterObj  afterAction  afterActionMain  announceActionObject  announceAllDefaultObjects  announceDefaultObject  beforeAction  beforeActionMain  cacheMultiObjectAnnouncements  callAfterActionMain  callCatchAllProp  callPreConditions  callVerifyPreCond  callVerifyProp  cancelIteration  checkAction  checkPreConditions  checkRemapping  combineRemappedVerifyResults  createActionFrom  createActionInstance  createTopicQualifierResolver  doActionOnce  execAction  filterAmbiguousWithVerify  filterFacets  filterPluralWithVerify  finishResolveList  getAnaphoricBinding  getCurrentObjects  getDefaultWithVerify  getEnteredVerbPhrase  getImplicitPhrase  getInfPhrase  getMatchForRole  getMessageParam  getNotifyTable  getObjectForRole  getObjPreCondDescList  getObjPreConditions  getObjResponseProd  getOriginalAction  getOrigTokenList  getOtherObjectRole  getParticiplePhrase  getPreCondDescList  getPreCondPropForRole  getPredicate  getPronounOverride  getQuestionInf  getRemappedFrom  getRemapPropForRole  getResolvedObjList  getResolveInfo  getRoleFromIndex  getSimpleSynonymRemap  getSortedVerifyResults  getVerbPhrase  getVerifyPropForRole  initTentative  isConversational  isNestedIn  isPartOf  isRemapped  makeResolveInfo  makeResolveInfoList  maybeAnnounceDefaultObject  maybeAnnounceImplicit  maybeAnnounceMultiObject  noMatch  notifyBeforeAfter  objListPronoun  preAnnounceActionObject  recalcSenseContext  repeatAction  resetAction  resolveAction  resolvedObjectsInScope  runBeforeNotifiers  saveActionForAgain  setCurrentObjects  setImplicit  setMessageParam  setMessageParams  setNested  setObjectMatches  setOriginalAction  setPronounOverride  setRemapped  setResolvedObjects  spPrefix  spSuffix  synthMessageParam  verifyAction  verifyHandlersExist  whatObj  whatTranslate  withVerifyResults  zeroActionTime 

Inherited from BasicProd :
canResolveTo  getOrigText  setOrigTokenList 

Properties  

actionTimeOVERRIDDENactions.t[172]
this command itself consumes no time on the game clock (although the action we perform might)

includeInUndoOVERRIDDENactions.t[78]
the undo command itself is not undoable (but the underlying command that we repeat might be)

isRepeatableOVERRIDDENactions.t[72]
for obvious reasons, 'again' is not itself repeatable with 'again'

lastActionactions.t[84]
no description available

lastIssuingActoractions.t[81]
information on the most recent command

lastTargetActoractions.t[82]
no description available

lastTargetActorPhraseactions.t[83]
no description available

Methods  

clearForAgain ( )actions.t[97]
forget the last command, so that AGAIN cannot be used

doAction (issuingActor, targetActor, targetActorPhrase, countsAsIssuerTurn)OVERRIDDENactions.t[107]
Execute the 'again' command. This action is special enough that we override its entire action processing sequence - this is necessary in case we're repeating another special command, such as 'again', and in any case is desirable because we don't want 'again' to count as a command in its own right; it's essentially just a macro that we replace with the original command.

saveForAgain (issuingActor, targetActor, targetActorPhrase, action)actions.t[87]
save the most recent command so that it can be repeated if desired

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