Data Structures
class	BaseEventHandler

class	EventHandlerManagerComponentClass

Functions
EventHandlerManagerComponentClass GameComponentClass	RaiseEvent (string eventName, int argsCount, void param1=NULL, void param2=NULL, void param3=NULL, void param4=NULL, void param5=NULL, void param6=NULL, void param7=NULL, void param8=NULL, void param9=NULL)

proto void	RegisterScriptHandler (string eventName, Managed inst, func callback, bool delayed=true, bool singleUse=false)

proto void	RemoveScriptHandler (string eventName, Managed inst, func callback, bool delayed=true)

proto external int	GetEventHandlers (out notnull array< BaseEventHandler > outEventHandlers)
	Returns a list and count of all event handlers. More...

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ GetEventHandlers()

proto external int GetEventHandlers ( out notnull array< BaseEventHandler > outEventHandlers )

Returns a list and count of all event handlers.

◆ RaiseEvent()

EventHandlerManagerComponentClass GameComponentClass RaiseEvent	(	string	eventName,
		int	argsCount,
		void	param1 = `NULL`,
		void	param2 = `NULL`,
		void	param3 = `NULL`,
		void	param4 = `NULL`,
		void	param5 = `NULL`,
		void	param6 = `NULL`,
		void	param7 = `NULL`,
		void	param8 = `NULL`,
		void	param9 = `NULL`
	)

Supported and tested argument types when raising event in script with handler in gamecode:

int, float, bool
string in script, enf::CStr in code
vector in script, enf::Vector3* in code
Instance in script, pointer in code (BaseWeaponComponent -> BaseWeaponComponent*)
array<float/ int/ string/ vector>, others not tested, but should work, pointer in code (array<float> -> enf::ArrayFloat*)

The execution of the callbacks itself will be delayed, therefore it is necessary that any instances passed in will still exist at least until the next frame, and their state does not change (or, if it does change, that this change is expected by the callback, as it will be propagated).

basic types - int, float, bool are copied by value and thus safe.
string is copied by value, but contains a pointer to the string that has reference counting.
vector and arrays have only their pointers copied, so they behave the same as instance.

◆ RegisterScriptHandler()

proto void RegisterScriptHandler	(	string	eventName,
		Managed	inst,
		func	callback,
		bool	delayed = `true`,
		bool	singleUse = `false`
	)

◆ RemoveScriptHandler()

proto void RemoveScriptHandler	(	string	eventName,
		Managed	inst,
		func	callback,
		bool	delayed = `true`
	)