/*************************************************************************
Fire / Trigger an event
*************************************************************************/
void EventSet::fireEvent(const String& name, EventArgs& args, const String& eventNamespace)
{
// handle global events
GlobalEventSet::getSingleton().fireEvent(name, args, eventNamespace);
// handle local event
fireEvent_impl(name, args);
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
void EventSet::fireEvent(const String& name,
EventArgs& args,
const String& eventNamespace)
{
if (GlobalEventSet* ges = GlobalEventSet::getSingletonPtr())
ges->fireEvent(name, args, eventNamespace);
fireEvent_impl(name, args);
}
/*************************************************************************
Overridden fireEvent which always succeeds.
*************************************************************************/
void GlobalEventSet::fireEvent(const String& name, EventArgs& args, const String& eventNamespace)
{
// here we are very explicit about how we construct the event string.
// Doing it 'longhand' like this saves significant time when compared
// to the obvious - and previous - implementation:
// fireEvent_impl(eventNamespace + "/" + name, args);
String evt_name;
evt_name.reserve(eventNamespace.length() + name.length() + 1);
evt_name.append(eventNamespace);
evt_name.append(1, '/');
evt_name.append(name);
fireEvent_impl(evt_name, args);
}
