Hello !
I have a little question : is it possible to write the following field :
I try to do it, but it doesn't work.
What I do wrong ?
Thanks for reading ;)
if (addedToWorld(World world))
nivilom86 wrote ...
2014/9/13
If (addedToWorld... ?
The actor class automatically gets an 'addedToWorld' method that is, by default, empty. It is always called when an object of that class is added into a world. You could call it yourself in your code, however, its return type is 'void', not boolean (it provides a time to do those one-time actions you could not do before the actor was placed in the world).
If you are just trying to find out if the actor is in a world, you can do this:
if (getWorld() != null)
nivilom86 wrote...
Ok thanks !
Then, it's not possible to write the field ?As I said previously, 'addedToWorld' is a method that has no return value. So
if (addedToWorld(world)) // assuming the variable 'world' is assigned a World object // is equivalent to addedToWorld(world); if () // this obviously will fail
If you want to process some code at the time the actor is added into a world, override the 'addedToWorld' method. Add the following into the Actor subclass:
It will be called automatically when the World class method 'addObject' is called to add an Actor of the class into the world.
protected void addedToWorld(World world)
{
// action to take when actor is added into world
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