A RuntimeObject is something displayed on the scene. More...

#include <RuntimeObject.h>

Public Types
using	Ref = RuntimeObject *

using	OwningPtr = RuntimeObject *

Public Member Functions
	RuntimeObject (RuntimeScene &scene, const gd::Object &object)
	Construct a RuntimeObject from an object. More...

	RuntimeObject (const RuntimeObject &object)
	Copy constructor. Calls Init().

RuntimeObject &	operator= (const RuntimeObject &object)
	Assignment operator. Calls Init().

virtual	~RuntimeObject ()
	Default destructor.

virtual std::unique_ptr< RuntimeObject >	Clone () const
	Must return a pointer to a copy of the object. A such method is needed to do polymorphic copies. More...

virtual bool	ExtraInitializationFromInitialInstance (const gd::InitialInstance &position)
	Called by RuntimeScene when creating the RuntimeObject from an initial instance. More...

virtual bool	Draw (sf::RenderTarget &renderTarget)
	Draw the object. More...

const gd::String &	GetName () const
	Get the name of the object.

const gd::String &	GetType () const
	Get the type of the object.

int	GetZOrder () const
	Query the Z order of the object.

void	SetZOrder (int zOrder_)
	Change the Z order of the object.

bool	IsHidden () const
	Return if the object is hidden or not.

bool	IsVisible () const
	Return if the object is visible ( not hidden )

void	SetHidden (bool hide=true)
	Hide/Show the object.

void	SetLayer (const gd::String &layer_)
	Change the layer of the object.

const gd::String &	GetLayer () const
	Get the layer of the object.

bool	IsOnLayer (const gd::String &layer_) const
	Check if the object is on a layer.

sf::FloatRect	GetAABB () const
	Get the object AABB.

virtual std::vector< Polygon2d >	GetHitBoxes () const
	Get the object hitbox(es) More...

virtual std::vector< Polygon2d >	GetHitBoxes (sf::FloatRect hint) const
	Get the object hitbox(es) preferably intersecting with hint. More...

bool	IsCollidingWith (RuntimeObject *other, bool ignoreTouchingEdges=false)
	Check collision between two objects using their hitboxes. More...

bool	IsCollidingWithPoint (float pointX, float pointY)
	Check if a point is inside the object collision hitboxes. More...

RaycastResult	RaycastTest (float x, float y, float angle, float dist, bool closest)
	Check if a ray intersect any object hitbox. More...

bool	SeparateFromObjects (const std::vector< RuntimeObject *> &objects, bool ignoreTouchingEdges=false)
	Check collision with each object of the list using their hitboxes, and move the object according to the sum of the move vector returned by each collision test. More...

virtual bool	CursorOnObject (RuntimeScene &scene, bool accurate)
	Return true if the cursor is on the object. More...

virtual void	Update (const RuntimeScene &scene)
	Called at each frame, before events and rendering. More...

signed long long	GetElapsedTime (const RuntimeScene &scene) const
	Return the time elapsed since the last frame, in microseconds, for the object. More...

virtual float	GetWidth () const
	Get the width of the object, in pixels.

virtual float	GetHeight () const
	Get the height of the object, in pixels.

virtual void	SetWidth (float)
	Set the new width of the object. More...

virtual void	SetHeight (float)
	Set the new height of the object. More...

virtual bool	SetAngle (float)
	Get the angle of the object, in degrees. More...

virtual float	GetAngle () const
	Get the angle of the object, in degrees.

float	GetX () const
	Get the X coordinate of the object in the layout.

float	GetY () const
	Get the Y coordinate of the object in the layout.

void	SetX (float x_)
	Change X position of the object. More...

void	SetY (float y_)
	Change Y position of the object. More...

virtual void	OnPositionChanged ()

virtual float	GetDrawableX () const
	Get the real X position where is renderer the object. More...

virtual float	GetDrawableY () const
	Get the real Y position where is renderer the object. More...

virtual float	GetCenterX () const
	Get the X position of the center, relative to the position returned by GetDrawableX().

virtual float	GetCenterY () const
	Get the Y position of the center, relative to the position returned by GetDrawableY().

double	GetSqDistanceTo (double x, double y)
	Get squared distance, in pixel, between the object and the specified position. More...

bool	ClearForce ()
	Delete all forces applied to the object.

Object variables
Members functions providing access to the object variables.
const RuntimeVariablesContainer &	GetVariables () const
	Provide access to variables of the object.

RuntimeVariablesContainer &	GetVariables ()
	Provide access to variables of the object.

Behavior related functions
Functions related to behaviors management.
void	DoBehaviorsPreEvents (RuntimeScene &scene)
	Call each behavior so that they do their work before events.

void	DoBehaviorsPostEvents (RuntimeScene &scene)
	Call each behavior so that they do their work after the events were runn.

RuntimeBehavior *	GetBehaviorRawPointer (const gd::String &name)

RuntimeBehavior *	GetBehaviorRawPointer (const gd::String &name) const

bool	HasBehaviorNamed (const gd::String &name) const
	Return true if the object has the behavior with the specified name.

void	AddBehavior (const gd::String &name, std::unique_ptr< RuntimeBehavior > behavior)
	Add the specified behavior to the object.

Others IDE related functions
Members functions used by the IDE
virtual void	GetPropertyForDebugger (std::size_t propertyNb, gd::String &name, gd::String &value) const
	Called by the debugger so as to get a property value and name. More...

virtual bool	ChangeProperty (std::size_t propertyNb, gd::String newValue)
	Called by the debugger so as to update a property. More...

virtual std::size_t	GetNumberOfProperties () const
	Must return the number of available properties for the debugger.

Protected Member Functions
void	Init (const RuntimeObject &object)
	Initialize object using another object. Used by copy-ctor and assign-op. More...

Protected Attributes
gd::String	name
	The full name of the object.

gd::String	type

float	X
	X position on the scene.

float	Y
	Y position on the scene.

int	zOrder

bool	hidden
	True to prevent the object from being rendered.

gd::String	layer
	Name of the layer on which the object is.

std::map< gd::String, std::unique_ptr< RuntimeBehavior > >	behaviors

RuntimeVariablesContainer	objectVariables
	List of the variables of the object.

std::vector< Force >	forces
	Forces applied to the object.

Forces
Members functions providing access to built-in force system used to move the objects
Force	force5

bool	UpdateForce (float ElapsedTime)

float	TotalForceX () const

float	TotalForceY () const

float	TotalForceAngle () const

float	TotalForceLength () const

Functions meant to be used by events generated code
void	DeleteFromScene (RuntimeScene &scene)

void	PutAroundAPosition (float positionX, float positionY, float distance, float angleInDegrees)

void	AddForce (float x, float y, float clearing)

void	AddForceUsingPolarCoordinates (float angle, float length, float clearing)

void	AddForceTowardPosition (float positionX, float positionY, float length, float clearing)

void	AddForceToMoveAround (float positionX, float positionY, float angularVelocity, float distance, float clearing)

void	AddForceTowardObject (RuntimeObject *object, float length, float clearing)

void	AddForceToMoveAroundObject (RuntimeObject *object, float velocity, float length, float clearing)

void	PutAroundObject (RuntimeObject *object, float length, float angleInDegrees)

void	RotateTowardPosition (float Xposition, float Yposition, float speed, RuntimeScene &scene)

void	RotateTowardAngle (float angleInDegrees, float speed, RuntimeScene &scene)

void	Rotate (float speed, RuntimeScene &scene)

bool	VariableExists (const gd::String &variable)

void	SetXY (const char xOperator, float xValue, const char yOperator, float yValue)

void	Duplicate (RuntimeScene &scene, std::map< gd::String, std::vector< RuntimeObject > > pickedObjectLists)

void	ActivateBehavior (const gd::String &behaviorName, bool activate=true)

bool	BehaviorActivated (const gd::String &behaviorName)

bool	IsStopped ()

bool	TestAngleOfDisplacement (float angle, float tolerance)

double	GetSqDistanceWithObject (RuntimeObject *other)

double	GetDistanceWithObject (RuntimeObject *other)

bool	SeparateFromObjects (std::map< gd::String, std::vector< RuntimeObject > > pickedObjectLists, bool ignoreTouchingEdges=false)

void	SeparateObjectsWithoutForces (std::map< gd::String, std::vector< RuntimeObject > > pickedObjectLists)

void	SeparateObjectsWithForces (std::map< gd::String, std::vector< RuntimeObject > > pickedObjectLists)

static gd::Variable &	ReturnVariable (gd::Variable &variable)

static double	GetVariableValue (const gd::Variable &variable)

static const gd::String &	GetVariableString (const gd::Variable &variable)

static bool	VariableChildExists (const gd::Variable &variable, const gd::String &childName)

static void	VariableRemoveChild (gd::Variable &variable, const gd::String &childName)

static void	VariableClearChildren (gd::Variable &variable)

static unsigned int	GetVariableChildCount (gd::Variable &variable)

Detailed Description

A RuntimeObject is something displayed on the scene.

Games don't directly use this class: Extensions can provide object by deriving from this class, and redefining functions:

The constructor must have this signature : MyRuntimeObject(RuntimeScene & scene, const MyObject & object) with MyObject the class inheriting from gd::Object.
An important function is RuntimeObject::Draw. It is called to render the object on the scene. This function take in parameter a reference to the target where render the object.
RuntimeObject must be able to return their size, by redefining RuntimeObject::GetWidth and RuntimeObject::GetHeight
RuntimeObject must be able to return the position where they have precisely drawn ( for example, Sprite can draw its image not exactly at the position of the object, if the origin point was moved ). It must also be able to return the position of their center. See RuntimeObject::GetDrawableX, RuntimeObject::GetDrawableY and RuntimeObject::GetCenterX, RuntimeObject::GetCenterY.
If objects need to load resources ( for example textures at the loading ), it must be done inside the constructor creating the object from a gd::Object.
When objects are placed at the start of the scene, scenes call RuntimeObject::ExtraInitializationFromInitialInstance, passing a gd::InitialInstance object in parameter ( containing information like the position where place the object ). Note that common information were already changed ( Position, angle, layer... ). You just need to setup the object with the information related to your object.
Finally, objects can expose debugging features: RuntimeObject::GetPropertyForDebugger, RuntimeObject::ChangeProperty and RuntimeObject::GetNumberOfProperties

See also gd::Object which is used to store the initial objects before they are put on the scene.

See also: gd::Object

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ RuntimeObject()

RuntimeObject::RuntimeObject	(	RuntimeScene &	scene,
		const gd::Object &	object
	)

Construct a RuntimeObject from an object.

The default implementation already takes care of setting common properties ( name, type, behaviors... ). Be sure to call the original constructor if you redefine it:

 MyRuntimeObject(RuntimeScene & scene, const MyObject
& object) : RuntimeObject(scene, object)
{
    //...
}

Note: The constructor can take a specialized gd::Object as its second parameter which is the gd::Object sub-class declared in ExtensionBase::AddRuntimeObject (the first template parameter)

Member Function Documentation

◆ AddForceTowardPosition()

void RuntimeObject::AddForceTowardPosition	(	float	positionX,
		float	positionY,
		float	length,
		float	clearing
	)

Add a force toward a position

◆ ChangeProperty()

bool RuntimeObject::ChangeProperty	(	std::size_t	propertyNb,
		gd::String	newValue
	)

virtual

Called by the debugger so as to update a property.

Parameters

propertyNb	the property number
newValue	the new value as an UTF8 string

Returns: true if property was changed, false if it not possible.

Implementation example:

if      ( propertyNb == 0 ) {return SetSomeProperty(ToFloat(newValue));}
else if ( propertyNb == 1 ) {return false;} //Changing property is not
allowed: returning false. 

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ Clone()

virtual std::unique_ptr<RuntimeObject> RuntimeObject::Clone ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Must return a pointer to a copy of the object. A such method is needed to do polymorphic copies.

Just redefine this method in your derived object class like this:

return new MyRuntimeObject(*this);

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ CursorOnObject()

bool RuntimeObject::CursorOnObject	(	RuntimeScene &	scene,
		bool	accurate
	)

virtual

Return true if the cursor is on the object.

Parameters

scene	The scene the object belongs to.
accurate	If true, the test should be precise (depending on the object type). Otherwise, a simple bouding box test is made.

Returns: bool if the cursor is on the object

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ Draw()

virtual bool RuntimeObject::Draw ( sf::RenderTarget & renderTarget )

inlinevirtual

Draw the object.

Parameters

renderTarget The SFML Rendertarget where object must be drawn.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ ExtraInitializationFromInitialInstance()

virtual bool RuntimeObject::ExtraInitializationFromInitialInstance ( const gd::InitialInstance & position )

inlinevirtual

Called by RuntimeScene when creating the RuntimeObject from an initial instance.

Note: The RuntimeScene already takes care of setting common properties (position, angle... ) according to the InitialInstance. You only need to initialize extra properties specific to your object.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ GetBehaviorRawPointer() [1/2]

RuntimeBehavior * RuntimeObject::GetBehaviorRawPointer ( const gd::String & name )

Only used by GD events generated code

◆ GetBehaviorRawPointer() [2/2]

RuntimeBehavior * RuntimeObject::GetBehaviorRawPointer ( const gd::String & name ) const

Only used by GD events generated code

◆ GetDrawableX()

virtual float RuntimeObject::GetDrawableX ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Get the real X position where is renderer the object.

Most of the time, this will return the same value as GetX().
However, some objects may allow the origin point to be moved: In this case, you need to redefine this method.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ GetDrawableY()

virtual float RuntimeObject::GetDrawableY ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Get the real Y position where is renderer the object.

Most of the time, this will return the same value as GetY().
However, some objects may allow the origin point to be moved: In this case, you need to redefine this method.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ GetElapsedTime()

signed long long RuntimeObject::GetElapsedTime ( const RuntimeScene & scene ) const

Return the time elapsed since the last frame, in microseconds, for the object.

Objects can have different elapsed time if they are on layers with different time scales.

◆ GetHitBoxes() [1/2]

std::vector< Polygon2d > RuntimeObject::GetHitBoxes ( ) const

virtual

Get the object hitbox(es)

Note: Default implementation returns a basic bounding box, according to the object width/height and angle.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ GetHitBoxes() [2/2]

std::vector< Polygon2d > RuntimeObject::GetHitBoxes ( sf::FloatRect hint ) const

virtual

Get the object hitbox(es) preferably intersecting with hint.

Note: The default implementation returns all the hitbox given by GetHitBoxes()

◆ GetPropertyForDebugger()

void RuntimeObject::GetPropertyForDebugger	(	std::size_t	propertyNb,
		gd::String &	name,
		gd::String &	value
	)		const

virtual

Called by the debugger so as to get a property value and name.

Warning: value should be set to an UTF8 encoded string. Implementation example:
if ( propertyNb == 0 ) {name = _("MyObjectProperty"); value =
gd::String::From(GetSomeProperty());} else if ( propertyNb == 1 ) {name =
_("AnotherProperty"); value = GetAnotherPropety();}

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ GetSqDistanceTo()

double RuntimeObject::GetSqDistanceTo	(	double	x,
		double	y
	)

Get squared distance, in pixel, between the object and the specified position.

Parameters

x	X coordinate of the point
y	Y coordinate of the point

◆ Init()

void RuntimeObject::Init ( const RuntimeObject & object )

protected

Initialize object using another object. Used by copy-ctor and assign-op.

Warning: Don't forget to update me if members were changed!

◆ IsCollidingWith()

bool RuntimeObject::IsCollidingWith	(	RuntimeObject *	other,
		bool	ignoreTouchingEdges = `false`
	)

Check collision between two objects using their hitboxes.

Note: If bounding circles of objects are not colliding, hit boxes are not tested.

Parameters

other	The other object for collision to be tested against.
ignoreTouchingEdges	If true, then edges that are touching each other, without the hitbox polygons actually overlapping, won't be considered in collision.

◆ IsCollidingWithPoint()

bool RuntimeObject::IsCollidingWithPoint	(	float	pointX,
		float	pointY
	)

Check if a point is inside the object collision hitboxes.

Parameters

pointX	The point x coordinate.
pointY	The point y coordinate.

Returns: true if the point is inside the object collision hitboxes.

◆ OnPositionChanged()

virtual void RuntimeObject::OnPositionChanged ( )

inlinevirtual

Object can use this function to do special work when position is changed.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ RaycastTest()

RaycastResult RuntimeObject::RaycastTest	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	angle,
		float	dist,
		bool	closest
	)

Check if a ray intersect any object hitbox.

Parameters

x	The raycast source X
y	The raycast source Y
angle	The raycast angle
dist	The raycast max distance
closest	Get the closest or farthest collision mask result?

Returns: A raycast result with the contact points and distances

◆ SeparateFromObjects()

bool RuntimeObject::SeparateFromObjects	(	const std::vector< RuntimeObject *> &	objects,
		bool	ignoreTouchingEdges = `false`
	)

Check collision with each object of the list using their hitboxes, and move the object according to the sum of the move vector returned by each collision test.

Note: Bounding circles of objects are not checked.

Parameters

objects	The vector of objects to be used.
ignoreTouchingEdges	If true, then edges that are touching each other, without the hitbox polygons actually overlapping, won't be considered in collision.

Returns: true if the object was moved.

◆ SeparateObjectsWithForces()

void RuntimeObject::SeparateObjectsWithForces ( std::map< gd::String, std::vector< RuntimeObject *> *> pickedObjectLists )

Deprecated:

◆ SeparateObjectsWithoutForces()

void RuntimeObject::SeparateObjectsWithoutForces ( std::map< gd::String, std::vector< RuntimeObject *> *> pickedObjectLists )

Deprecated:

◆ SetAngle()

virtual bool RuntimeObject::SetAngle ( float )

inlinevirtual

Get the angle of the object, in degrees.

The angle can be not changed if the object doesn't want/is not designed to.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ SetHeight()

virtual void RuntimeObject::SetHeight ( float )

inlinevirtual

Set the new height of the object.

The height can be not changed if the object doesn't want/is not designed to.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ SetWidth()

virtual void RuntimeObject::SetWidth ( float )

inlinevirtual

Set the new width of the object.

The width can be not changed if the object doesn't want/is not designed to.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ SetX()

void RuntimeObject::SetX ( float x_ )

inline

Change X position of the object.

Note: This method cannot be redefined: Redefine OnPositionChanged() to do extra work if needed.

◆ SetY()

void RuntimeObject::SetY ( float y_ )

inline

Change Y position of the object.

Note: This method cannot be redefined: Redefine OnPositionChanged() to do extra work if needed.

◆ Update()

virtual void RuntimeObject::Update ( const RuntimeScene & scene )

inlinevirtual

Called at each frame, before events and rendering.

Note: The default implementation does nothing.

Reimplemented in RuntimeSpriteObject.

◆ UpdateForce()

bool RuntimeObject::UpdateForce ( float ElapsedTime )

Automatically called at each frame so as to update forces applied on the object.

Member Data Documentation

◆ behaviors

std::map<gd::String, std::unique_ptr<RuntimeBehavior> > RuntimeObject::behaviors

protected

Contains all behaviors of the object. Behaviors are the ownership of the object

◆ force5

Force RuntimeObject::force5

Deprecated:: Old custom force used to manage collisions.

◆ type

gd::String RuntimeObject::type

protected

Which type is the object. ( To test if we can do something reserved to some objects with it )

◆ zOrder

int RuntimeObject::zOrder

protected

Z order on the scene, to choose if an object is displayed before another object.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

RuntimeObject.h
RuntimeObject.cpp

Public Types

Public Member Functions

Protected Member Functions

Protected Attributes

Forces

Functions meant to be used by events generated code

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ RuntimeObject()

Member Function Documentation

◆ AddForceTowardPosition()

◆ ChangeProperty()

◆ Clone()

◆ CursorOnObject()

◆ Draw()

◆ ExtraInitializationFromInitialInstance()

◆ GetBehaviorRawPointer() [1/2]

◆ GetBehaviorRawPointer() [2/2]

◆ GetDrawableX()

◆ GetDrawableY()

◆ GetElapsedTime()

◆ GetHitBoxes() [1/2]

◆ GetHitBoxes() [2/2]

◆ GetPropertyForDebugger()

◆ GetSqDistanceTo()

◆ Init()

◆ IsCollidingWith()

◆ IsCollidingWithPoint()

◆ OnPositionChanged()

◆ RaycastTest()

◆ SeparateFromObjects()

◆ SeparateObjectsWithForces()

◆ SeparateObjectsWithoutForces()

◆ SetAngle()

◆ SetHeight()

◆ SetWidth()

◆ SetX()

◆ SetY()

◆ Update()

◆ UpdateForce()

Member Data Documentation

◆ behaviors

◆ force5

◆ type

◆ zOrder