Exemplos de OpenSage.Gui.Apt.ActionScript.Opcodes FunctionCommon em C# (CSharp)

Exemplo n.º 1

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var funcName = context.Stack.Pop().ToString();
            var args     = FunctionCommon.GetArgumentsFromStack(context);

            FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, context.Scope, context);
        }

Exemplo n.º 2

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var id       = Parameters[0].ToInteger();
            var funcName = context.Scope.Constants[id].ToString();
            var args     = FunctionCommon.GetArgumentsFromStack(context);

            FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, context.Scope, context);
        }

Exemplo n.º 3

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var id       = Parameters[0].ToInteger();
            var funcName = context.Scope.Constants[id].ToString();
            var obj      = context.Stack.Pop().ResolveRegister(context).ToObject();
            var args     = FunctionCommon.GetArgumentsFromStack(context);

            FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, obj, context);
        }

Exemplo n.º 4

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var id       = Parameters[0].ToInteger();
            var funcName = context.Scope.Constants[id].ToString();

            var args = new Value[0];

            FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, context.Scope, context);
        }

Exemplo n.º 5

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var id       = Parameters[0].ToInteger();
            var funcName = context.Scope.Constants[id].ToString();
            var obj      = context.Stack.Pop().ToObject();
            var args     = FunctionCommon.GetArgumentsFromStack(context);

            FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, obj, context);

            var result  = context.Stack.Pop();
            var varName = context.Stack.Pop();

            context.Locals[varName.ToString()] = result;
        }

Exemplo n.º 6

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var id       = Parameters[0].ToInteger();
            var funcName = context.Scope.Constants[id].ToString();
            var argCount = context.Stack.Pop().ToInteger();

            var args = new Value[argCount];

            for (int i = 0; i < argCount; ++i)
            {
                args[i] = context.Stack.Pop();
            }

            FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, context.Scope, context);
        }

Exemplo n.º 7

Arquivo: Function.cs Projeto: ybwsfl/OpenSAGE

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var funcName = context.Stack.Pop().ToString();
            var obj      = context.Stack.Pop().ResolveRegister(context).ToObject();

            var argCount = context.Stack.Pop().ToInteger();

            var args = new Value[argCount];

            for (int i = 0; i < argCount; ++i)
            {
                args[i] = context.Stack.Pop();
            }

            FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, obj, context);
        }

Exemplo n.º 8

        public override void Execute(ActionContext context)
        {
            var funcName = context.Stack.Pop().ToString();

            // If funcname is defined we need get the function from an object
            if (funcName.Length > 0)
            {
                var obj  = context.Stack.Pop().ResolveRegister(context).ToObject();
                var args = FunctionCommon.GetArgumentsFromStack(context);

                FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcName, args, obj, context);
            }
            // Else the function is on the stack
            else
            {
                var funcVal = context.Stack.Pop().ResolveRegister(context);
                var args    = FunctionCommon.GetArgumentsFromStack(context);

                FunctionCommon.ExecuteFunction(funcVal, args, context.Scope, context);
            }
        }