UpdateSeq

from panda3d.core import UpdateSeq

class UpdateSeq

Bases:

This is a sequence number that increments monotonically. It can be used to track cache updates, or serve as a kind of timestamp for any changing properties.

A special class is used instead of simply an int, so we can elegantly handle such things as wraparound and special cases. There are two special cases. Firstly, a sequence number is ‘initial’ when it is first created. This sequence is older than any other sequence number. Secondly, a sequence number may be explicitly set to ‘old’. This is older than any other sequence number except ‘initial’. Finally, we have the explicit number ‘fresh’, which is newer than any other sequence number. All other sequences are numeric and are monotonically increasing.

Inheritance diagram

__eq__(other: UpdateSeq) → bool

__ge__(other: UpdateSeq) → bool

__gt__(other: UpdateSeq) → bool

__init__(): Creates an UpdateSeq in the ‘initial’ state.

__init__(copy: UpdateSeq)

__le__(other: UpdateSeq) → bool

__lt__(other: UpdateSeq) → bool

__ne__(other: UpdateSeq) → bool

assign(copy: UpdateSeq) → UpdateSeq

clear(): Resets the UpdateSeq to the ‘initial’ state.

static fresh() → UpdateSeq

get_seq() → int: Returns the internal integer value associated with the UpdateSeq. Useful for debugging only.

increment(param0: int) → UpdateSeq

increment(param0: int) → UpdateSeq

static initial() → UpdateSeq

is_fresh() → bool: Returns true if the UpdateSeq is in the ‘fresh’ state.

is_initial() → bool: Returns true if the UpdateSeq is in the ‘initial’ state.

is_old() → bool: Returns true if the UpdateSeq is in the ‘old’ state.

is_special() → bool: Returns true if the UpdateSeq is in any special states, i.e. ‘initial’, ‘old’, or ‘fresh’.

static old() → UpdateSeq

output(out: ostream)

property seq → int: Returns the internal integer value associated with the UpdateSeq. Useful for debugging only.