33 lines
1,020 B
Java
33 lines
1,020 B
Java
package resonantinduction.electrical.encoder.coding;
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import java.util.List;
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import universalelectricity.api.vector.Vector2;
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/**
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* Task in which it doesn't go right to the next task in the row. In this case the task will store
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* the entry point, and exit points. As well handle anything in between. Examples are IF statements
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* and loops. Do your logic in the refresh method as it should be called each time a new task is
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* selected.
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*
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* @author DarkGuardsman
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*/
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public interface ILogicTask extends ITask
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{
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/**
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* There is always only one exit though you can do logic to pick from all your exit points. Exit
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* is the next task rather than the exit of the statement. Use #IRedirectTask to force the logic
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* back to this task.
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*/
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public ITask getExitPoint();
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public List<Vector2> getExits();
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/** Mainly used by the encoder to understand the limit on connections */
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public int getMaxExitPoints();
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/** Adds a possible exit point to the split off */
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public void setExitPoint(int i, ITask task);
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}
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