Examples with CompanionMod pcgen.core.character.CompanionMod used on opensource projects

Example 1 with CompanionMod

use of pcgen.core.character.CompanionMod in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class CompanionModLoader method getLoadable.

@Override
protected CompanionMod getLoadable(LoadContext context, String firstToken, URI sourceURI) throws PersistenceLayerException {
    String name = processFirstToken(context, firstToken);
    if (name == null) {
        return null;
    }
    //Always create a new CompanionMod (no Copy Mod or Forget)
    //But we need to create a unique name (and do it with something that is unique-ish)
    //Note there is currently no risk of name conflict here since they cannot be uniquely named
    String uniqueName = "COMPANIONMOD_" + COMPANION_MOD_ID++;
    CompanionMod mod = super.getLoadable(context, uniqueName, sourceURI);
    //Process the first token since it's not really a name...
    LstUtils.processToken(context, mod, sourceURI, firstToken);
    return mod;
}

Example 2 with CompanionMod

use of pcgen.core.character.CompanionMod in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class GlobalQualifyTest method testFromCompanionMod.

@Override
@Test
public void testFromCompanionMod() throws PersistenceLayerException {
    CompanionMod source = create(CompanionMod.class, "Source");
    ParseResult result = token.parseToken(context, source, "RACE|Dwarf");
    assertFalse(result.passed());
}

Example 3 with CompanionMod

use of pcgen.core.character.CompanionMod in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class PlayerCharacter method getEffectiveCompanionLevel.

/**
	 * This method returns the effective level of this character for purposes of
	 * applying companion mods to a companion of the specified type.
	 * <p>
	 * <b>Note</b>: This whole structure is kind of messed up since nothing
	 * enforces that a companion mod of a given type always looks at the same
	 * variable (either Class or Variable).  Note it seems that this used to
	 * be driven off types but now it's driven from a list of companion mods
	 * but the java doc has not been updated.
	 *
	 * @param compList
	 *            A list of companionMods to get level for
	 * @return The effective level for this companion type
	 */
public int getEffectiveCompanionLevel(final CompanionList compList) {
    for (CompanionMod cMod : Globals.getContext().getReferenceContext().getManufacturer(CompanionMod.class, compList).getAllObjects()) {
        Map<String, Integer> varmap = cMod.getMapFor(MapKey.APPLIED_VARIABLE);
        for (final String varName : varmap.keySet()) {
            final int lvl = this.getVariableValue(varName, Constants.EMPTY_STRING).intValue();
            if (lvl > 0) {
                return lvl;
            }
        }
        Map<CDOMSingleRef<? extends PCClass>, Integer> ac = cMod.getMapFor(MapKey.APPLIED_CLASS);
        for (Map.Entry<CDOMSingleRef<? extends PCClass>, Integer> me : ac.entrySet()) {
            PCClass pcclass = me.getKey().get();
            String key = pcclass.getKeyName();
            int lvl = getLevel(getClassKeyed(key));
            if (lvl > 0) {
                return lvl;
            }
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

Example 4 with CompanionMod

use of pcgen.core.character.CompanionMod in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class PlayerCharacter method getOldFollowerLimit.

private int getOldFollowerLimit(CompanionList cList) {
    // they can take unlimited number of them.
    for (CompanionMod cMod : Globals.getContext().getReferenceContext().getManufacturer(CompanionMod.class, cList).getAllObjects()) {
        Map<String, Integer> varmap = cMod.getMapFor(MapKey.APPLIED_VARIABLE);
        for (String varName : varmap.keySet()) {
            if (this.getVariableValue(varName, Constants.EMPTY_STRING).intValue() > 0) {
                return -1;
            }
        }
        Map<CDOMSingleRef<? extends PCClass>, Integer> ac = cMod.getMapFor(MapKey.APPLIED_CLASS);
        for (Map.Entry<CDOMSingleRef<? extends PCClass>, Integer> me : ac.entrySet()) {
            PCClass pcclass = me.getKey().get();
            String key = pcclass.getKeyName();
            for (PCClass pcClass : getClassSet()) {
                if (pcClass.getKeyName().equals(key)) {
                    return me.getValue();
                }
            }
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

Example 5 with CompanionMod

use of pcgen.core.character.CompanionMod in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class RaceTypeFacetTest method testGetFromTemplateOverridesRaceandCMod.

@Test
public void testGetFromTemplateOverridesRaceandCMod() {
    Race r = new Race();
    r.put(ObjectKey.RACETYPE, TEST_RACE_TYPE);
    rfacet.set(id, r);
    assertSame(TEST_RACE_TYPE, facet.getRaceType(id));
    CompanionMod c = new CompanionMod();
    c.put(ObjectKey.RACETYPE, RACE_TYPE_TOO);
    cfacet.add(id, c);
    assertSame(RACE_TYPE_TOO, facet.getRaceType(id));
    PCTemplate t = new PCTemplate();
    t.put(ObjectKey.RACETYPE, LAST_RACE_TYPE);
    tfacet.add(id, t, this);
    assertSame(LAST_RACE_TYPE, facet.getRaceType(id));
    tfacet.remove(id, t, this);
    assertSame(RACE_TYPE_TOO, facet.getRaceType(id));
    cfacet.remove(id, c);
    assertSame(TEST_RACE_TYPE, facet.getRaceType(id));
}