Analytical Perspectives in Game Design

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Class bvyy.command.CommandSet

java.lang.Object
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   +----java.util.EventObject
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           +----bvyy.util.GeneralEvent
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                   +----bvyy.command.Command
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                           +----bvyy.command.CommandSet

public class CommandSet
extends Command

The command set allows for sequences of commands (order is very important as is has semantic meaning) and allows command to contain commands.

Version:: 0.0.1 27 October 1998
Author:: (c)1998 Brian Voon Yee Yap

CommandSet(): Creates an empty command set.
CommandSet(String): Creates an empty command set with a description of S.

getCommandList(): Returns the current command list.
setCommandList(Vector): Allows replacement of the current command list with a new command list.

CommandSet

 public CommandSet()

Creates an empty command set.

CommandSet

 public CommandSet(String s)

Creates an empty command set with a description of S.

Parameters:: s - the event description.

setCommandList

 public void setCommandList(Vector newCommandList)

Allows replacement of the current command list with a new command list. All current commands are lost.

Note: The command set comes with it's own command list so it will not normally be necessary to call this function.

It a null command list is supplied it will be ignored.

Parameters:: newCommandList - the list that replaces the current list.

getCommandList

 public Vector getCommandList()

Returns the current command list. The command list is a vector and this allows modification this list using the normal vector functions.

For example: comandSet.getCommandList.addElement(CommandX);

See Also:: vector

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