Struct EventTheme

pub struct EventTheme {
    validated_scopes: RwLock<Scopes>,
}

Fields

validated_scopes: RwLock<Scopes>

Implementations

impl EventTheme

pub fn new() -> Self

pub fn add(db: &mut Db, key: Token, block: Block)

Trait Implementations

impl DbKind for EventTheme

fn validate_call( &self, _key: &Token, block: &Block, _caller: &Token, _caller_block: &Block, data: &Everything, sc: &mut ScopeContext, )

Themes are unusual in that they are validated through the events that use them. This means that unused themes are not validated, which is ok. The purpose is to allow the triggers to be validated in the context of the scope of the event that uses them.

fn validate(&self, _key: &Token, _block: &Block, _data: &Everything)

fn add_subitems(&self, _key: &Token, _block: &Block, _db: &mut Db)

Add additional items that are implied by the current item, for example buildings that add BuildingFlag items. It’s done in a separate pass so that items that were later overridden don’t add their subitems.

fn has_property( &self, _key: &Token, _block: &Block, _property: &str, _data: &Everything, ) -> bool

fn validate_use( &self, _key: &Token, _block: &Block, _data: &Everything, _call_key: &Token, _call_block: &Block, )

fn validate_property_use( &self, _key: &Token, _block: &Block, _property: &Token, _caller: &str, _data: &Everything, )

fn set_property(&mut self, _key: &Token, _block: &Block, _property: &str)

impl Debug for EventTheme

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.