Method processTick

Engine/source/sim/actionMap.cpp:1960–2018

}

void ContextAction::processTick()
{
   if (mActive)
   {
      F32 currTime = Sim::getCurrentTime();
      static const char *argv[3];

      //see if this key even is still active  
      if (!mBreakEvent)
      {
         //are we only checking if it's holding?  
         if (mHoldOnly)
         {
            //yes, we are, and since it's held, we fire off our function  
            if (mReturnHoldTime)
            {
               argv[0] = mConsoleFunctionHeld;
               argv[1] = Con::getFloatArg(mEventValue);
               argv[2] = Con::getFloatArg((currTime - mStartTime));
               Con::execute(3, argv);
            }
            else
            {
               argv[0] = mConsoleFunctionHeld;
               argv[1] = Con::getFloatArg(mEventValue);
               Con::execute(2, argv);
            }
         }
         //if we don't care if we're just holding, check our time  
         //have we passed our min limit?  
         else if ((currTime - mStartTime) >= mMinHoldTime)
         {
            //holy crap, we have, fire off our hold function   
            mDidHold = true;
            argv[0] = mConsoleFunctionHeld;
            argv[1] = Con::getFloatArg(mEventValue);
            Con::execute(2, argv);
         }
         //otherwise we haven't yet, so keep our active status  
         return;
      }
      //hmm, apparently not, so see if we tapped the key instead  
      else
      {
         if (!mHoldOnly && !mDidHold)
         {
            //yes, we tapped and we care, so fire off the tap function.  
            argv[0] = mButton->consoleFunction;
            argv[1] = Con::getFloatArg(mEventValue);
            Con::execute(2, argv);
         }
         //otherwise we don't care and we're done, so reset everything  
         mActive = false;
         mStartTime = 0;
         mBreakEvent = false;
         mDidHold = false;
      }
   }