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Grey-Echo
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the implementation made me realize the need for RADIO.VerifyFileName() and RADIO.ConvertFrequency(), so they are both implemented in this commit to.
96 lines
2.9 KiB
Lua
96 lines
2.9 KiB
Lua
--- This module contains the MESSAGE class.
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--
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-- 1) @{Radio#RADIO} class, extends @{Base#BASE}
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-- =================================================
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-- Radio system to manage radio communications
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-- Radio transmissions consist of sound files that are broadcasted on a specific channel and modulation
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-- If sent by a UNIT or a GROUP, Radio communications can be subtitled for a specific amount of time
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--
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-- 1.1) RADIO construction methods
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-- -------------------------------
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-- RADIO is created with @{Radio#RADIO.New}. This doesn't broadcast a transmission, but only create a RADIO object
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-- It should only be used internally. To create a RADIO object, please use @{Identifiable#IDENIFIABLE.GetRadio}
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-- To actually broadcast your transmission, you need to use @{Radio#RADIO.Broadcast}
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--
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-- @module Radio
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-- @author Grey-Echo
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--- The RADIO class
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-- @type RADIO
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-- @extends Core.Base#BASE
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MESSAGE = {
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ClassName = "RADIO",
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Identifiable = IDENTIFIABLE:New(),
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FileName = "",
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Frequency = 255000,
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Power = 100,
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Modulation = 0,
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Loop = 0,
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Subtitle = "",
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SubtitleDuration = ""
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}
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--- Create a new RADIO Object. This doesn't broadcast a transmission, though, use @{Radio#RADIO.Broadcast} to actually broadcast
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-- @param self
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-- @param
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-- @return #RADIO
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-- @usage
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-- -- If you want to create a RADIO, you probably should use @{Identifiable#IDENIFIABLE.GetRadio}
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function RADIO:New(identifiable)
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local self = BASE:Inherit( self, BASE:New() )
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self:F( { MessageText, MessageDuration, MessageCategory } )
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self.Identifiable = identifiable
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return self
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end
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--- Add the 'l10n/DEFAULT/' in the file name if necessary
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-- @param #string File name
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-- @return #string Corrected file name
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-- @usage
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-- -- internal use only
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function RADIO.VerifyFileName(filename)
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if filename:find("l10n/DEFAULT/") == nil then
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filename = "l10n/DEFAULT/" .. filename
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end
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return filename
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end
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--- Whatever the Frequency's unit is, returns the frequency in Hz.
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-- @param #number Frequency
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-- @return #string Frequency in Hz
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-- @usage
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-- -- internal use only
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-- -- Frequency has to be an integer.
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function RADIO.ConvertFrequency(frequency)
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local digitCount = 0
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for i in string.gmatch(frequency, "%d") do
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digitCount = digitCount + 1
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end
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for i = (9 - digitCount), 0, -1 do
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frequency = frequency .. "0"
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end
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return frequency
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end
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--- Create a new transmission, that is to say, populate the RADIO with relevant data
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-- @param #string Filename
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-- @param #number Frequency
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-- @param #number Modulation
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-- @param #number Power
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-- @return self
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-- @usage
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-- -- In this function the data is especially relevant if the broadcaster is anything but a UNIT or a GROUP,
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-- -- but it will work with a UNIT or a GROUP anyway
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function RADIO:NewTransmission(filename, frequency, mod, power)
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self.FileName = RADIO.VerifyFile(filename)
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self.Frequecy = RADIO.ConvertFrequency(frequency)
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self.Modulation = mod
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self.Power = power
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end
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