#include <StateChangeDistributor.hh>

Public Member Functions
	StateChangeDistributor ()=default

	~StateChangeDistributor ()

void	registerListener (StateChangeListener &listener)
	(Un)registers the given object to receive state change events. More...

void	unregisterListener (StateChangeListener &listener)

void	registerRecorder (ReverseManager &recorder)
	(Un)registers the given object to receive state change events. More...

void	unregisterRecorder (ReverseManager &recorder)

template<typename T , typename... Args>
void	distributeNew (EmuTime::param time, Args &&...args)
	Deliver the event to all registered listeners MSX input devices should call the distributeNew() version, only the replayer should call the distributeReplay() version. More...

void	distributeReplay (const StateChange &event)

void	stopReplay (EmuTime::param time)
	Explicitly stop replay. More...

void	setViewOnlyMode (bool value)
	Set viewOnlyMode. More...

bool	isViewOnlyMode () const

bool	isReplaying () const

Detailed Description

Definition at line 12 of file StateChangeDistributor.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ StateChangeDistributor()

openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::StateChangeDistributor ( )

default

◆ ~StateChangeDistributor()

openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::~StateChangeDistributor ( )

Definition at line 9 of file StateChangeDistributor.cc.

Member Function Documentation

◆ distributeNew()

template<typename T , typename... Args>

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::distributeNew	(	EmuTime::param	time,
		Args &&...	args
	)

inline

Deliver the event to all registered listeners MSX input devices should call the distributeNew() version, only the replayer should call the distributeReplay() version.

These two different versions are used to detect the transition from replayed events to live events. Note that a transition from live to replay is not allowed. This transition should be done by creating a new StateChangeDistributor object (object always starts in replay state), but this is automatically taken care of because replay always starts from a freshly restored snapshot. Instead of a 'StateChange' parameter this method takes a template-parameter 'T' and run-time parameters 'time' and '...arg' that together can construct a 'StateChange' subclass 'T'.

Definition at line 48 of file StateChangeDistributor.hh.

References isReplaying(), openmsx::ReverseManager::record(), and stopReplay().

◆ distributeReplay()

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::distributeReplay ( const StateChange & event )

inline

Definition at line 63 of file StateChangeDistributor.hh.

References isReplaying().

◆ isReplaying()

bool openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::isReplaying ( ) const

Definition at line 70 of file StateChangeDistributor.cc.

References openmsx::ReverseManager::isReplaying().

Referenced by distributeNew(), distributeReplay(), and stopReplay().

◆ isViewOnlyMode()

bool openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::isViewOnlyMode ( ) const

inline

Definition at line 82 of file StateChangeDistributor.hh.

◆ registerListener()

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::registerListener ( StateChangeListener & listener )

(Un)registers the given object to receive state change events.

Parameters

listener Listener that will be notified when an event arrives.

Definition at line 19 of file StateChangeDistributor.cc.

Referenced by openmsx::Autofire::Autofire(), openmsx::Keyboard::Keyboard(), and openmsx::RecordedCommand::RecordedCommand().

◆ registerRecorder()

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::registerRecorder ( ReverseManager & recorder )

(Un)registers the given object to receive state change events.

Parameters

recorder Listener that will be notified when an event arrives. These two methods are very similar to the two above. The difference is that there can be at most one registered recorder. This recorder object is always the first object that gets informed about state changing events.

Definition at line 30 of file StateChangeDistributor.cc.

◆ setViewOnlyMode()

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::setViewOnlyMode ( bool value )

inline

Set viewOnlyMode.

Call this if you don't want distributeNew events to stop replaying and go to live events (value=true).

Parameters

value false if new events stop replay mode

Definition at line 81 of file StateChangeDistributor.hh.

◆ stopReplay()

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::stopReplay ( EmuTime::param time )

Explicitly stop replay.

Should be called when replay->live transition cannot be signaled via a new event, so for example when we reach the end of the replay log. It's OK to call this method when replay was already stopped, in that case this call has no effect.

Definition at line 60 of file StateChangeDistributor.cc.

References isReplaying(), and openmsx::ReverseManager::stopReplay().

Referenced by distributeNew().

◆ unregisterListener()

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::unregisterListener ( StateChangeListener & listener )

Definition at line 25 of file StateChangeDistributor.cc.

References move_pop_back(), and rfind_unguarded().

Referenced by openmsx::JoyMega::unplugHelper(), openmsx::Joystick::unplugHelper(), openmsx::Autofire::~Autofire(), openmsx::DiskChanger::~DiskChanger(), openmsx::Keyboard::~Keyboard(), and openmsx::RecordedCommand::~RecordedCommand().

◆ unregisterRecorder()

void openmsx::StateChangeDistributor::unregisterRecorder ( ReverseManager & recorder )

Definition at line 36 of file StateChangeDistributor.cc.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ StateChangeDistributor()

◆ ~StateChangeDistributor()

Member Function Documentation

◆ distributeNew()

◆ distributeReplay()

◆ isReplaying()

◆ isViewOnlyMode()

◆ registerListener()

◆ registerRecorder()

◆ setViewOnlyMode()

◆ stopReplay()

◆ unregisterListener()

◆ unregisterRecorder()