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Diffstat (limited to 'behaviors/BehaviorChain.py')
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1 files changed, 20 insertions, 3 deletions
diff --git a/behaviors/BehaviorChain.py b/behaviors/BehaviorChain.py index 39f4402..631ad98 100644 --- a/behaviors/BehaviorChain.py +++ b/behaviors/BehaviorChain.py @@ -3,6 +3,24 @@ import util.ComponentRegistry as compReg from logger import main_log import pdb class BehaviorChain(Behavior): + """BehaviorChain is a class which chains together multiple behavior. BehaviorChain is in itself a + behavior, and behaves and can be used accordingly. BehaviorChain also supports recursive hooks to + be set on its constituent behaviors. ChainedBehaviors should be specified in <Args> as follows: + + <ChainedBehaviors> + <Id>behavior1Id</Id> + <Id>behavior2Id</Id> + </ChainedBehaviors> + + Behaviors may also be appended programmatically via the appendBehavior method. + + Recursive hooks should be specified with Python dict syntax as follows: + + <RecursiveHooks>{'behavior1Id':'hookid'}</RecursiveHooks> + + Behavior Chain manages all recurrences that its constituents propogate. At this point, it does not + support recurrences in its hooks.""" + def behaviorInit(self): self.feedback = {} #dictionary to allow feedback of recursives self.hooks = self['RecursiveHooks'] @@ -27,11 +45,10 @@ class BehaviorChain(Behavior): hookBehavior.immediateProcessInput(recurrence, \ []) if hookRecurrence != []: - main_log.warn('Hook recurrences are not currently supported. Implement it\ -yourself or bug russell') + main_log.warn('Hook recurrences are not currently supported.') self.feedback[behaviorId] = recurrence return (response, []) - + def appendBehavior(behavior): bid = compReg.registerComponent(behavior) #register behavior (will make #a new id if there isn't one) |