us.asciiroth.client.items
Class RedRing

java.lang.Object
  us.asciiroth.client.core.AbstractPiece
      us.asciiroth.client.items.AbstractItem
          us.asciiroth.client.items.RedRing

All Implemented Interfaces:

Item, Piece

public class RedRing
extends AbstractItem

When this ring is worn, the player can move through lava. However, the player cannot take the ring off while in the lava. That would just be foolish.

Field Summary

static Serializer<RedRing>

SERIALIZER Type serializer.

Method Summary

void	onDeselect(Event event, Cell cell) Notification that the user is trying to deselect the item.
void	onDrop(Event event, Cell cell) Notification that the item is about to be dropped.
void	onSelect(Context context, Cell cell) Notification that the user is trying to select the item.
void	onThrow(Event event, Cell cell) Notification that the item is about to be thrown.
void	onUse(Event event) The player has used the item without indicating any particular direction for use.

Methods inherited from class us.asciiroth.client.items.AbstractItem

getDefiniteNoun, getIndefiniteNoun, onFire, onHit, onSteppedOn, onThrowEnd

Methods inherited from class us.asciiroth.client.core.AbstractPiece

getColor, getName, getSymbol, is, not

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface us.asciiroth.client.core.Piece

getColor, getName, getSymbol, is, not

Field Detail

SERIALIZER

public static final Serializer<RedRing> SERIALIZER

Type serializer.

Method Detail

onDeselect

public void onDeselect(Event event,
                       Cell cell)

Description copied from interface: Item

Notification that the user is trying to deselect the item. Cancelling the event prevents the item from being deselected.

Specified by:

onDeselect in interface Item

Overrides:

onDeselect in class AbstractItem

onDrop

public void onDrop(Event event,
                   Cell cell)

Description copied from interface: Item

Notification that the item is about to be dropped. Cancelling the event at this time prevents the item from leaving the agent's possession (it cannot be dropped for some reason).

Specified by:

onDrop in interface Item

Overrides:

onDrop in class AbstractItem

onSelect

public void onSelect(Context context,
                     Cell cell)

Description copied from interface: Item

Notification that the user is trying to select the item. Cancelling the event has no effect because it creates an odd game experience, but you can undertake work in this method if the item changes the environment

Specified by:

onSelect in interface Item

Overrides:

onSelect in class AbstractItem

onThrow

public void onThrow(Event event,
                    Cell cell)

Description copied from interface: Item

Notification that the item is about to be thrown. If the event is canceled at this time, the item will not be thrown and it stays in the possession of the agent.

Specified by:

onThrow in interface Item

Overrides:

onThrow in class AbstractItem

onUse

public void onUse(Event event)

Description copied from interface: Item

The player has used the item without indicating any particular direction for use. Even if the item has no intrinsic use, it's helpful to cancel the event with a message explaining that the item requires a direction to be useful.

Specified by:

onUse in interface Item

Overrides:

onUse in class AbstractItem