def initializeEntity(self, level, entId):
stateVars = {}
for attribName in self._attribNames:
stateVars[attribName] = getattr(self, attribName)
Entity.initializeEntity(self, level, entId)
for attribName in self._attribNames:
stateVars[attribName].set(getattr(self, attribName))
for attribName in self._attribNames:
setattr(self, attribName, stateVars[attribName])
def initializeEntity(self, level, entId):
stateVars = {}
for attribName in self._attribNames:
stateVars[attribName] = getattr(self, attribName)
Entity.initializeEntity(self, level, entId)
for attribName in self._attribNames:
stateVars[attribName].set(getattr(self, attribName))
for attribName in self._attribNames:
setattr(self, attribName, stateVars[attribName])
def initializeEntity(self, level, entId):
# Entity.initializeEntity hammers attributes directly into self.__dict__
# set the StateVars aside and restore them afterward
stateVars = {}
for attribName in self._attribNames:
stateVars[attribName] = getattr(self, attribName)
Entity.initializeEntity(self, level, entId)
# update the values
for attribName in self._attribNames:
stateVars[attribName].set(getattr(self, attribName))
# restore the StateVars
for attribName in self._attribNames:
setattr(self, attribName, stateVars[attribName])
def __init__(self, level, entId):
Entity.__init__(self, level, entId)
self.initProps()
def destroy(self):
self.destroyProps()
Entity.destroy(self)