InventoryGroup

Group of inventories that acts as one.

This class can be used to change the operation order in a normal inventory.

class InventoryGroup : Inventory {

this(Inventory[] inventories);

Slot[] opIndex();

Slot opIndex(size_t index);

void opIndexAssign(Slot slot, size_t index);

size_t length [@property getter];

}

Constructors

this this(Inventory[] inventories): Undocumented in source.

Members

Functions

opIndex Slot[] opIndex(): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
opIndex Slot opIndex(size_t index): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
opIndexAssign void opIndexAssign(Slot slot, size_t index): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

Properties

length size_t length [@property getter]: Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

Inherited Members

From Inventory

opIndex Slot[] opIndex()
opCast T opCast(): Gets every slots of the inventory (0..$). This property should only be used when the full inventory is needed, otherwise opIndex should be used for getting a slot in a specific index or in a specific range.
opIndex Slot opIndex(size_t index): Gets the slot at the given index.
opIndex InventoryRange opIndex(Slice slice): Gets the slots in a specific range.
opIndexAssign void opIndexAssign(Slot slot, size_t index): Sets the slot at the given index.
opIndexAssign void opIndexAssign(Slot slot, Slice slice)
void opIndexAssign(Slot[] slots, Slice slice): Sets the slots in the given range.
opSlice Slice opSlice(size_t min, size_t max): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
length size_t length [@property getter]
opDollar size_t opDollar(): Gets the size of the inventory.
opBinary Inventory opBinary(Slot[] slots)
Inventory opBinary(Inventory inventory)
Inventory opBinary(Slot slot)
opBinaryRight Inventory opBinaryRight(Slot[] slots)
Inventory opBinaryRight(Slot slot): Concatenates two inventories (or an inventory and an array of slots) and returns a new one.
opOpAssign Slot opOpAssign(Slot slot)
Slot[] opOpAssign(Slot[] slots): Adds slot(s) to the inventory (if there's enough space). Note that this function will only mutate the the inventory's slots' content without mutating its length.
opOpAssign uint opOpAssign(T item)
uint opOpAssign(T[] items): Removes slot(s) from the inventory. Parameter types: string = tries to remove items with the same name string[] = tries to remove items with one of the names in the array Item = tries to remove items with the same name and properties Slot = tries to remove items with the same name, properties and count
opBinary Slot* opBinary(T item): Matches the first occurence and returns the pointer to the slot. Paramenter types: string = checks for an item with the same name string[] = checks for an item with one of the names in the array Item = checks for an item with the same name and properties (custom name, enchantments, ...) Slot = checks for the item (see above) and the count of the item
group void group(size_t index): Groups an item type into the given slot, if possible.
opOpAssign void opOpAssign(T number): Performs a basic math operation on every slot's count in the inventory, if not empty.
empty bool empty [@property getter]: Checks whether or not the inventory is empty.
empty bool empty [@property setter]: Removes every item from inventory if empty is true.
opEquals bool opEquals(Slot[] slots)
bool opEquals(Object object): Compares the inventory with an array of slots.
toString string toString(): Returns a string with representing the inventory and its array of slots.

Examples

auto inv = new Inventory(4);
auto ig = new InventoryGroup(inv[2..$], inv[0..2]);
ig += new Items.Apple();
assert(inv == [Slot(null), Slot(null), Slot(new Items.Apple()), Slot(null)]);

InventoryGroup

Constructors

Members

Functions

Properties

Inherited Members

From Inventory

Examples

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