buildcraft.transport.pipe.flow

Class PipeFlowPower.Section

java.lang.Object

buildcraft.transport.pipe.flow.PipeFlowPower.Section

All Implemented Interfaces:

IMjConnector, IMjReceiver

Enclosing class:

PipeFlowPower

public class PipeFlowPower.Section
extends java.lang.Object
implements IMjReceiver

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
AverageInt	clientDisplayAverage
double	clientDisplayFlow
PipeFlowPower.EnumFlow	displayFlow
int	displayPower Range: 0 to MjAPI.MJ
long	internalNextPower
long	nextPowerQuery
AverageInt	powerAverage
net.minecraft.util.EnumFacing	side

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Section(net.minecraft.util.EnumFacing side)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	canConnect(IMjConnector other) Checks to see if this connector can connect to the other connector.
boolean	canReceive() Checks to see if IMjReceiver.receivePower(long, boolean) *might* accept any power right now, ignoring the amount of power contained right now (if any).
long	getPowerRequested()
long	receivePower(long microJoules, boolean simulate) Receives power.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

side

public final net.minecraft.util.EnumFacing side

clientDisplayAverage

public final AverageInt clientDisplayAverage

clientDisplayFlow

public double clientDisplayFlow

displayPower

public int displayPower

Range: 0 to MjAPI.MJ

displayFlow

public PipeFlowPower.EnumFlow displayFlow

nextPowerQuery

public long nextPowerQuery

internalNextPower

public long internalNextPower

powerAverage

public final AverageInt powerAverage

Constructor Detail

Section

public Section(net.minecraft.util.EnumFacing side)

Method Detail

canConnect

public boolean canConnect(@Nonnull
                          IMjConnector other)

Description copied from interface: IMjConnector

Checks to see if this connector can connect to the other connector. By default this should check that the other connector is the same power system.

Specified by:

canConnect in interface IMjConnector

Returns:

getPowerRequested

public long getPowerRequested()

Specified by:

getPowerRequested in interface IMjReceiver

Returns:

The number of microjoules that this receiver currently wants, and can accept.

receivePower

public long receivePower(long microJoules,
                         boolean simulate)

Description copied from interface: IMjReceiver

Receives power. You are encouraged to either:

• Use up all power immediately, or when you next tick.
• Store all power in something like an MjBattery for later usage.
• Refuse all power (if you have no more work to do or your MjBattery is full).

Note that callers are NOT expected to call IMjReceiver.canReceive() before calling this - implementors should check all of the conditions in IMjReceiver.canReceive() before accepting power.

Specified by:

receivePower in interface IMjReceiver

Parameters:

microJoules - The number of micro joules to add.

simulate - If true then just pretend you received power- don't actually change any of your internal state.

Returns:

The excess power.

canReceive

public boolean canReceive()

Description copied from interface: IMjReceiver

Checks to see if IMjReceiver.receivePower(long, boolean) *might* accept any power right now, ignoring the amount of power contained right now (if any).

Specified by:

canReceive in interface IMjReceiver

Returns:

True if this IMjReceiver can receive power right now.