Examples with CompiledEvent mcjty.rftoolscontrol.logic.compiled.CompiledEvent used on opensource projects

Example 1 with CompiledEvent

use of mcjty.rftoolscontrol.logic.compiled.CompiledEvent in project RFToolsControl by McJty.

the class ProcessorTileEntity method processEventQueue.

private void processEventQueue() {
    QueuedEvent queuedEvent = eventQueue.peek();
    if (queuedEvent != null) {
        CompiledEvent compiledEvent = queuedEvent.getCompiledEvent();
        if (compiledEvent.isSingle() && runningEvents.contains(Pair.of(queuedEvent.getCardIndex(), compiledEvent.getIndex()))) {
            return;
        }
        CpuCore core = findAvailableCore(queuedEvent.getCardIndex());
        if (core != null) {
            eventQueue.remove();
            RunningProgram program = new RunningProgram(queuedEvent.getCardIndex());
            program.startFromEvent(compiledEvent);
            program.setCraftTicket(queuedEvent.getTicket());
            program.setLastValue(queuedEvent.getParameter());
            core.startProgram(program);
            if (compiledEvent.isSingle()) {
                runningEvents.add(Pair.of(queuedEvent.getCardIndex(), compiledEvent.getIndex()));
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 2 with CompiledEvent

use of mcjty.rftoolscontrol.logic.compiled.CompiledEvent in project RFToolsControl by McJty.

the class ProcessorTileEntity method exception.

public void exception(ExceptionType exception, @Nullable RunningProgram program) {
    // For too many events exception we don't want to queue another event for obvious reasons
    if (exception != EXCEPT_TOOMANYEVENTS) {
        for (int i = 0; i < cardInfo.length; i++) {
            CardInfo info = cardInfo[i];
            CompiledCard compiledCard = info.getCompiledCard();
            if (compiledCard != null) {
                for (CompiledEvent event : compiledCard.getEvents(Opcodes.EVENT_EXCEPTION)) {
                    int index = event.getIndex();
                    CompiledOpcode compiledOpcode = compiledCard.getOpcodes().get(index);
                    String code = evaluateStringParameter(compiledOpcode, null, 0);
                    if (exception.getCode().equals(code)) {
                        runOrQueueEvent(i, event, program == null ? null : program.getCraftTicket(), null);
                        return;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
    String message;
    if (program != null) {
        CompiledCard card = getCompiledCard(program.getCardIndex());
        if (card == null) {
            message = TextFormatting.RED + "INTERNAL: " + exception.getDescription();
        } else {
            CompiledOpcode opcode = program.getCurrentOpcode(this);
            int gridX = opcode.getGridX();
            int gridY = opcode.getGridY();
            message = TextFormatting.RED + "[" + gridX + "," + gridY + "] " + exception.getDescription();
        }
    } else {
        message = TextFormatting.RED + exception.getDescription();
    }
    lastException = message;
    lastExceptionTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
    log(message);
}

Example 3 with CompiledEvent

use of mcjty.rftoolscontrol.logic.compiled.CompiledEvent in project RFToolsControl by McJty.

the class ProcessorTileEntity method signal.

@Override
public int signal(String signal) {
    int cnt = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < cardInfo.length; i++) {
        CardInfo info = cardInfo[i];
        CompiledCard compiledCard = info.getCompiledCard();
        if (compiledCard != null) {
            for (CompiledEvent event : compiledCard.getEvents(Opcodes.EVENT_SIGNAL)) {
                int index = event.getIndex();
                CompiledOpcode compiledOpcode = compiledCard.getOpcodes().get(index);
                String sig = evaluateStringParameter(compiledOpcode, null, 0);
                if (signal.equals(sig)) {
                    runOrQueueEvent(i, event, null, null);
                    cnt++;
                }
            }
        }
    }
    return cnt;
}

Example 4 with CompiledEvent

use of mcjty.rftoolscontrol.logic.compiled.CompiledEvent in project RFToolsControl by McJty.

the class ProcessorTileEntity method handleCall.

public void handleCall(IProgram program, String signal) {
    RunningProgram p = (RunningProgram) program;
    CardInfo info = this.cardInfo[p.getCardIndex()];
    CompiledCard compiledCard = info.getCompiledCard();
    if (compiledCard != null) {
        for (CompiledEvent event : compiledCard.getEvents(Opcodes.EVENT_SIGNAL)) {
            int index = event.getIndex();
            CompiledOpcode compiledOpcode = compiledCard.getOpcodes().get(index);
            String sig = evaluateStringParameter(compiledOpcode, null, 0);
            if (signal.equals(sig)) {
                p.pushCall(p.getCurrentOpcode(this).getPrimaryIndex());
                p.setCurrent(event.getIndex());
                return;
            }
        }
    }
    throw new ProgException(EXCEPT_MISSINGSIGNAL);
}

Example 5 with CompiledEvent

use of mcjty.rftoolscontrol.logic.compiled.CompiledEvent in project RFToolsControl by McJty.

the class ProcessorTileEntity method receiveMessage.

public void receiveMessage(String name, @Nullable Parameter value) {
    for (int i = 0; i < cardInfo.length; i++) {
        CardInfo info = cardInfo[i];
        CompiledCard compiledCard = info.getCompiledCard();
        if (compiledCard != null) {
            for (CompiledEvent event : compiledCard.getEvents(Opcodes.EVENT_MESSAGE)) {
                int index = event.getIndex();
                CompiledOpcode compiledOpcode = compiledCard.getOpcodes().get(index);
                String messageName = evaluateStringParameter(compiledOpcode, null, 0);
                if (name.equals(messageName)) {
                    runOrQueueEvent(i, event, null, value);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}