def getEffect(cls, context=''):
## if __dev__:
## if base.cr.hasToggledEffects():
## # if there are any specific effects toggled on/off
## # extract module name and see if we should show this effect type
## match = re.split('\.',cls.__module__)
## moduleName = match[len(match)-1]
## if (not base.cr.queryShowEffect(moduleName+context)):
## return None
## elif not base.cr.wantSpecialEffects:
## # global effects config is off
## return None
# If we already have a free one, return it
if cls.pool is None:
# Create a pool on the derived class object
cls.pool = Pool.Pool()
if cls.pool.hasFree():
return cls.pool.checkout()
else:
# Otherwise if we are not at our limit, make a new
# one and return that one.
free, used = cls.pool.getNumItems()
if free + used < cls.poolLimit:
# Since cls is the derived effect class, just call
# it to create a new effect object.
cls.pool.add(cls())
return cls.pool.checkout()
else:
# If we are at our limit return None
# Make sure your calling code can handle that!
return None
def getEffect(cls, context=''):
if cls.pool is None:
cls.pool = Pool.Pool()
if cls.pool.hasFree():
return cls.pool.checkout()
free, used = cls.pool.getNumItems()
if free + used < cls.poolLimit:
cls.pool.add(cls())
return cls.pool.checkout()
return
return
def getEffect(cls, unlimited=False, context=''):
if cls.pool is None:
cls.pool = Pool.Pool()
if unlimited or PooledEffect.GlobalCount < PooledEffect.GlobalLimit:
if cls.pool.hasFree():
PooledEffect.GlobalCount += 1
return cls.pool.checkout()
else:
free, used = cls.pool.getNumItems()
if free + used < cls.poolLimit:
PooledEffect.GlobalCount += 1
cls.pool.add(cls())
return cls.pool.checkout()
return