Procedural File: events.php
SOURCE LOCATION: /dpuniverse/include/events.php
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Constants for the events system
For some events, the event() method is called in objects, if defined. The first argument is the type of event, as defined by the constants in this file. Other arguments depend on the type of event. DutchPIPE version 0.4; PHP version 5 LICENSE: This source file is subject to version 1.0 of the DutchPIPE license. If you did not receive a copy of the DutchPIPE license, you can obtain one at http://dutchpipe.org/license/1_0.txt or by sending a note to license@dutchpipe.org, in which case you will be mailed a copy immediately.
Constants
EVENT_CHANGED_ENV [line 71]
EVENT_CHANGED_ENV = 4
An object's environment changed
When an objects enters a new environment, the following call takes place in the object: $object->event(EVENT_CHANGED_ENV, $old_environment, $new_environment);
EVENT_DESTROYING_OBJ [line 83]
EVENT_DESTROYING_OBJ = 5
An object is being destroyed
When an objects is being destroyed, the following call takes place in the object: $object->event(EVENT_DESTROYING_OBJ);
EVENT_ENTERED_ENV [line 58]
EVENT_ENTERED_ENV = 3
An object entered this object's environment
When an objects enters a new environment, the following call takes place in all objects in the new environment's inventory: $inventory_object->event(EVENT_ENTERED_ENV, $object, $old_environment);
EVENT_ENTERED_INV [line 46]
EVENT_ENTERED_INV = 2
An object entered this object's inventory
When an objects enters a new environment, the following call takes place: $new_environment->event(EVENT_ENTERED_INV, $object, $old_environment);
EVENT_LEFT_INV = 1
An object left this object's inventory
When an objects leaves an inventory, the following call takes place: $old_environment->event(EVENT_LEFT_INV, $object, $new_environment);
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