HostedObjectPtr ObjectHost::createObject(const UUID &uuid, const String& script_type, const String& script_opts, const String& script_contents) {
mActiveHostedObjects++;
HostedObjectPtr ho = HostedObject::construct<HostedObject>(mContext, this, uuid);
// Safe weak reference by internal id. This lets us use the internal ID to
// uniquely reference the object and look it up, e.g. for external commands
assert(mHostedObjectsByID.find(uuid) == mHostedObjectsByID.end());
mHostedObjectsByID[uuid] = ho;
ho->start();
// NOTE: This condition has been carefully thought through. Since you can
// get a script into a dead state anyway, we only trigger defaults when the
// script type is empty. This basically covers the case where an object
// factory didn't request a specific script and, for simplicity, we just
// want to setup a default. In the case of dynamically created entities, we
// always respect the settings and the script_type should *always* be
// set. If they request a dead object, we let it through -- the object may
// still be useful (as it can still get automatically connected to a space
// and have its properties set upon connection) -- even if it will result in
// an object which can never execute additional scripted code.
if (!script_type.empty())
ho->initializeScript(script_type, script_opts, script_contents);
else
ho->initializeScript(this->defaultScriptType(), this->defaultScriptOptions(), this->defaultScriptContents());
return ho;
}
HostedObjectPtr ObjectHost::createObject(const UUID &uuid, const String* script_type, const String* script_opts) {
HostedObjectPtr ho = HostedObject::construct<HostedObject>(mContext, this, uuid);
if (script_type != NULL && script_opts != NULL)
ho->initializeScript(*script_type, *script_opts);
else
ho->initializeScript(this->defaultScriptType(), this->defaultScriptOptions());
return ho;
}
