Examples of EventSystem

framework.event.EventSystem
org.jmanage.event.EventSystem
EventSystem is the central point where all events are recieved and distributed to the listeners. @author rkalra
org.terasology.entitySystem.event.internal.EventSystem
Event system propagates events to registered handlers @author Immortius

Examples of framework.event.EventSystem

    gc.getInput().addMouseListener(MouseListenerSystem.getInstance());
  }


  @Override
  public void update(GameContainer gc, int delta) throws SlickException{
    EventSystem es = EventSystem.getInstance();
    while(!es.isEmpty()){
      es.evaluateNextEvent();
    }
    clock.tick(delta);
  }

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Examples of org.jmanage.event.EventSystem

            if(!appConfig.isCluster())
                addApplication(appConfig);
        }
        
        // TODO: perfect dependency to be injected via Spring framework --rk
        EventSystem eventSystem = EventSystem.getInstance();
         
        /* Add the recorder to record the downtimes to the DB */
        eventSystem.addListener(recorder, ApplicationEvent.class);


        /* application event listener to add */
        eventSystem.addListener(new EventListener(){
            public void handleEvent(EventObject event) {
                if(!(event instanceof ApplicationEvent)){
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("event must be of type ApplicationEvent");
                }
                if(event instanceof NewApplicationEvent){

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Examples of org.terasology.entitySystem.event.internal.EventSystem

        PrefabManager prefabManager = new PojoPrefabManager();
        entityManager.setPrefabManager(prefabManager);
        CoreRegistry.put(PrefabManager.class, prefabManager);


        // Event System
        EventSystem eventSystem = new EventSystemImpl(library.getEventLibrary(), networkSystem);
        entityManager.setEventSystem(eventSystem);
        CoreRegistry.put(EventSystem.class, eventSystem);


        // TODO: Review - NodeClassLibrary related to the UI for behaviours. Should not be here and probably not even in the CoreRegistry
        CoreRegistry.put(OneOfProviderFactory.class, new OneOfProviderFactory());

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Examples of org.terasology.entitySystem.event.internal.EventSystem

        iterator.next();
    }


    @Test
    public void addComponentEventSent() {
        EventSystem eventSystem = mock(EventSystem.class);
        entityManager.setEventSystem(eventSystem);
        EntityRef entity1 = entityManager.create();
        StringComponent comp = entity1.addComponent(new StringComponent());


        verify(eventSystem).send(entity1, OnAddedComponent.newInstance(), comp);

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Examples of org.terasology.entitySystem.event.internal.EventSystem

        verify(eventSystem).send(entity1, OnActivatedComponent.newInstance(), comp);
    }


    @Test
    public void removeComponentEventSent() {
        EventSystem eventSystem = mock(EventSystem.class);


        EntityRef entity1 = entityManager.create();
        StringComponent comp = entity1.addComponent(new StringComponent());
        entityManager.setEventSystem(eventSystem);
        entity1.removeComponent(StringComponent.class);

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Examples of org.terasology.entitySystem.event.internal.EventSystem

        verify(eventSystem).send(entity1, BeforeRemoveComponent.newInstance(), comp);
    }


    @Test
    public void changeComponentEventSentWhenSave() {
        EventSystem eventSystem = mock(EventSystem.class);


        EntityRef entity1 = entityManager.create();
        StringComponent comp = entity1.addComponent(new StringComponent());
        entityManager.setEventSystem(eventSystem);
        entity1.saveComponent(comp);

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Examples of org.terasology.entitySystem.event.internal.EventSystem

        verify(eventSystem).send(entity1, OnChangedComponent.newInstance(), comp);
    }


    @Test
    public void changeComponentEventSentWhenAddOverExisting() {
        EventSystem eventSystem = mock(EventSystem.class);


        EntityRef entity1 = entityManager.create();
        entity1.addComponent(new StringComponent());
        entityManager.setEventSystem(eventSystem);
        StringComponent comp2 = entity1.addComponent(new StringComponent());

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Examples of org.terasology.entitySystem.event.internal.EventSystem

        verify(eventSystem).send(entity1, OnChangedComponent.newInstance(), comp2);
    }


    @Test
    public void massRemovedComponentEventSentOnDestroy() {
        EventSystem eventSystem = mock(EventSystem.class);


        EntityRef entity1 = entityManager.create();
        entity1.addComponent(new StringComponent());
        entityManager.setEventSystem(eventSystem);
        entity1.destroy();

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