IActionclass
An IAction is an Action that doesn’t directly act on any objects. At least in this version of the library it works just like the base Action class.
class IAction : Action
Superclass Tree (in declaration order)
IAction
Action
ReplaceRedirector
Redirector
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Subclass Tree
IAction
LiteralAction
MiscConvAction
NumericAction
SystemAction
FileOpAction
TopicAction
ImplicitConversationAction
Global Objects
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Summary of Properties
Inherited from Action :
actionFailed advanceOnFailure allowAll extraMessageParams failCheckMsg failedActionCountsAsTurn implicitTimeTaken includeInUndo isConversational isImplicit isRepeatable oldRoom parentAction parentAllowAll preCond redirectParent reportImplicitActions scopeList spellingPriority synthParamID timeTaken turnsTaken unhides verifyObj wasIlluminated
Summary of Methods
execCycle execResolvedAction resolvedObjectsInScope scoreObjects setResolvedObjects
Inherited from Action :
acknowledgeNotifyStatus addExtraScopeItems addImplicitTime advanceTime afterAction announceObject beforeAction buildImplicitActionAnnouncement buildScopeList checkAction checkActionPreconditions commandNotPresent exec execAction execGroup getAll getAllUnhidden getMessageParam implicitAnnouncement reportAction setMessageParam setMessageParams spPrefix spSuffix synthMessageParam turnSequence verify verifyObjRole wrapObjectsNP
Inherited from ReplaceRedirector :
redirect
Inherited from Redirector :
doInstead doNested doOtherAction
Properties
againRepeatsParseOVERRIDDEN
There’s usually no point in parsing an IAction again when it’s repeated since there are no objects to have changed.
Methods
execCycle (cmd)OVERRIDDEN
Otherwise, display the normal output from this action
execResolvedAction ( )
These methods are provided to allow an IAction to be invoked as an implicit action.
resolvedObjectsInScope ( )
An IAction has no resolved objects, so we simply return true to indicate that scope is not a problem.
scoreObjects (cmd, role, lst)OVERRIDDEN
For an IAction there’s no point in trying to score anything but the Actor object; attempting to score objects via their verify properties will cause a run-time error, since IActions don’t define verify properties and the like.
setResolvedObjects ([objs])
Nothing to do here.
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