public void RemoveAllAlarmsForModule(FailureModule fm)
{
audioSource.audio.volume = 0;
Logger.Info("[DangIt] [AlarmManager] Removing alarms...");
if (this.loops.Keys.Contains(fm))
{
fm.AlarmsDoneCallback();
loops.Remove(fm);
RemovePartFailure(fm.part);
}
}
public bool HasAlarmsForModule(FailureModule fm)
{
if (this.loops.Keys.Contains(fm))
{
int i;
loops.TryGetValue(fm, out i);
if (i != 0)
{
return(true);
}
}
return(false);
}
public void AddAlarm(FailureModule fm, int number)
{
AddPartFailure(fm.part);
if (number != 0)
{
Log.Info("[DangIt] [AlarmManager] Adding '" + number + "' alarms from '" + fm.ToString());
loops.Add(fm, number);
}
else
{
Log.Info("[DangIt] [AlarmManager] No alarms added: Would have added 0 alarms");
}
}
public void AddAlarm(FailureModule fm, int number)
{
AddPartFailure(fm.part);
audioSource.audio.volume = DangIt.Instance.CurrentSettings.GetMappedVolume(); //This seems like an OK place for this, because if I put it in the constructor...
// ...you would have to reboot to change it, but I don't want to add lag by adding it to each frame in Update()
if (number != 0)
{
Logger.Info("[DangIt] [AlarmManager] Adding '" + number.ToString() + "' alarms from '" + fm.ToString() + "'");
loops.Add(fm, number);
}
else
{
Logger.Info("[DangIt] [AlarmManager] No alarms added: Would have added 0 alarms");
}
}
