open_toontown_panda3d/direct/src/distributed/ClientDistUpdate.py

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"""ClientDistUpdate module: contains the ClientDistUpdate class"""
import DirectNotifyGlobal
import Datagram
from MsgTypes import *
# These are stored here so that the distributed classes we load on the fly
# can be exec'ed in the module namespace as if we imported them normally.
# This is important for redefine to work, and is a good idea anyways.
moduleGlobals = globals()
moduleLocals = locals()
class ClientDistUpdate:
notify = DirectNotifyGlobal.directNotify.newCategory("ClientDistUpdate")
def __init__(self, cdc, dcField):
self.cdc = cdc
self.field = dcField
self.number = dcField.getNumber()
self.name = dcField.getName()
self.types = []
self.divisors = []
self.deriveTypesFromParticle(dcField)
# Figure out our function pointer
try:
exec("import " + cdc.name, moduleGlobals, moduleLocals)
except ImportError, e:
# Don't bother reporting this error; the ClientDistClass
# will catch it.
#self.notify.warning("Unable to import %s.py: %s" % (cdc.name, e))
self.func = None
return
try:
self.func = eval(cdc.name + "." + cdc.name + "." + self.name)
except (NameError, AttributeError), e:
# Only catch name and attribute errors
# as all other errors are legit errors
#self.notify.warning(cdc.name + "." + self.name + " does not exist")
self.func = None
return
def deriveTypesFromParticle(self, dcField):
dcFieldAtomic = dcField.asAtomicField()
dcFieldMolecular = dcField.asMolecularField()
if dcFieldAtomic:
for i in range(0, dcFieldAtomic.getNumElements()):
self.types.append(dcFieldAtomic.getElementType(i))
self.divisors.append(dcFieldAtomic.getElementDivisor(i))
elif dcFieldMolecular:
for i in range(0, dcFieldMolecular.getNumAtomics()):
componentField = dcFieldMolecular.getAtomic(i)
for j in range(0, componentField.getNumElements()):
self.types.append(componentField.getElementType(j))
self.divisors.append(componentField.getElementDivisor(j))
else:
self.notify.error("field is neither atom nor molecule")
return None
def updateField(self, cdc, do, di):
# Get the arguments into a list
args = self.extractArgs(di)
assert(self.notify.debug("Received update for %d: %s.%s(%s)" % (do.doId, cdc.name, self.name, args)))
# Apply the function to the object with the arguments
if self.func != None:
apply(self.func, [do] + args)
return None
def extractArgs(self, di):
args = []
assert(len(self.types) == len(self.divisors))
numTypes = len(self.types)
for i in range(numTypes):
args.append(di.getArg(self.types[i], self.divisors[i]))
return args
def addArgs(self, datagram, args):
# Add the args to the datagram
numElems = len(args)
assert (numElems == len(self.types) == len(self.divisors))
for i in range(0, numElems):
datagram.putArg(args[i], self.types[i], self.divisors[i])
def sendUpdate(self, cr, do, args, sendToId = None):
if sendToId == None:
sendToId = do.doId
assert(self.notify.debug("Sending update for %d: %s(%s)" % (sendToId, self.name, args)))
datagram = Datagram.Datagram()
# Add message type
datagram.addUint16(CLIENT_OBJECT_UPDATE_FIELD)
# Add the DO id
datagram.addUint32(sendToId)
# Add the field id
datagram.addUint16(self.number)
# Add the arguments
self.addArgs(datagram, args)
# send the datagram
cr.send(datagram)