void Creature::onRemovedCreature()
{
setRemoved();
removeList();
if(master && !master->isRemoved())
master->removeSummon(this);
}
void
SamplingItem::revive(void)
{
if (removed()) {
setRemoved(false);
my.curve->attach(my.chart);
}
}
void
TracingItem::remove(void)
{
setRemoved(true);
my.dropCurve->detach();
my.spanCurve->detach();
my.pointCurve->detach();
my.selectionCurve->detach();
}
void Creature::onRemoved()
{
removeList();
setRemoved();
if(getMaster() && !getMaster()->isRemoved()){
getMaster()->removeSummon(this);
}
}
void
TracingItem::revive(void)
{
if (removed()) {
setRemoved(false);
my.dropCurve->attach(my.chart);
my.spanCurve->attach(my.chart);
my.pointCurve->attach(my.chart);
my.selectionCurve->attach(my.chart);
}
}
void
SamplingItem::remove(void)
{
setRemoved(true);
my.curve->detach();
// We can't really do this properly (free memory, etc) - working around
// metrics class limit (its using an ordinal index for metrics, remove any
// and we'll get problems. Which means the plots array must also remain
// unchanged, as we drive things via the metriclist at times. D'oh.
// This blows - it means we have to continue to fetch metrics for those
// metrics that have been removed from the chart, which may be remote
// hosts, hosts which are down (introducing retry issues...). Bother.
//delete my.curve;
//free(my.legend);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------
void ofxBulletSoftBody::remove() {
setData(NULL);
removeSoftBody();
setRemoved();
}
