wolfrpg_map_parser::command::event_control_command

Enum EventControlCommand

pub enum EventControlCommand {
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    Loop(Loop),
    BreakLoop,
    GotoLoopStart,
    PrepareTransition,
    ExecuteTransition,
    SetTransition(SetTransition),
    MoveRoute(MoveRoute),
    WaitForMoveRoute,
    MoveDuringEventsOn,
    MoveDuringEventsOff,
    GotoTitle,
    GameEnd,
    StopNonPictureGraphicUpdates,
    ResumeNonPictureGraphicUpdates,
    ForceExitEvent,
    EraseEvent(EraseEvent),
    Wait(Wait),
    LoopCount(LoopCount),
    LabelPoint(Label),
    LabelJump(Label),
}

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Loop(Loop)

BreakLoop

GotoLoopStart

PrepareTransition

ExecuteTransition

SetTransition(SetTransition)

MoveRoute(MoveRoute)

WaitForMoveRoute

MoveDuringEventsOn

MoveDuringEventsOff

GotoTitle

GameEnd

StopNonPictureGraphicUpdates

ResumeNonPictureGraphicUpdates

ForceExitEvent

EraseEvent(EraseEvent)

Wait(Wait)

LoopCount(LoopCount)

LabelPoint(Label)

LabelJump(Label)

Trait Implementations§

impl PartialEq for EventControlCommand

fn eq(&self, other: &EventControlCommand) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl StructuralPartialEq for EventControlCommand

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impl Freeze for EventControlCommand

impl RefUnwindSafe for EventControlCommand

impl Send for EventControlCommand

impl Sync for EventControlCommand

impl Unpin for EventControlCommand

impl UnwindSafe for EventControlCommand

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