modular_computer

Vars
active_program	The program currently active on the tablet.
allow_chunky	Allow people with chunky fingers to use?
base_active_power_usage	Power usage when the computer is open (screen is active) and can be interacted with.
base_idle_power_usage	Power usage when the computer is idle and screen is off.
comp_light_color	The built-in light's color, editable by players.
comp_light_luminosity	How far the computer's light can reach, is not editable by players.
computer_id_slot	The ID currently stored in the computer.
crew_manifest_update	Does the console update the crew manifest when the ID is removed?
default_programs	Static list of default programs that come with ALL computers, here so computers don't have to repeat this.
device_theme	The theme, used for the main menu and file browser apps.
disabled_time	If the computer's flashlight/LED light has forcibly disabled for a temporary amount of time.
enabled	Bool on whether the computer is currently active or not.
hardware_flag	Flag of the type of device the modular computer is, deciding what types of apps it can run.
has_light	If the computer has a flashlight/LED light built-in.
honkvirus_amount	If hit by a Clown virus, remaining honks left until it stops.
icon_state_menu	Icon state overlay when the computer is turned on, but no program is loaded (programs override this).
icon_state_powered	If set, what the icon_state will be if the computer is powered.
icon_state_unpowered	If set, what the icon_state will be if the computer is unpowered.
idle_threads	Idle programs on background. They still receive process calls but can't be interacted with.
inserted_disk	The disk in this PDA. If set, this will be inserted on Initialize.
inserted_pai	A pAI currently loaded into the modular computer.
internal_cell	The power cell the computer uses to run on.
long_ranged	Whether the PDA can still use NTNet while out of NTNet's reach.
looping_sound	Whether or not this modular computer uses the looping sound
max_capacity	The amount of storage space the computer starts with.
max_idle_programs	Amount of programs that can be ran at once
max_paper	The max amount of paper that can be held at once.
physical	The 'computer' itself, as an obj. Primarily used for Adjacent() and UI visibility checks, especially for computers.
saved_identification	The full name of the stored ID card's identity. These vars should probably be on the PDA.
saved_job	The job title of the stored ID card
screen_on	If the screen is open, only used by laptops.
shell	Reference to the circuit shell component, because we're special and do special things with it, such as creating and deleting unremovable circuit comps based on the programs installed.
shell_capacity	The capacity of the circuit shell component of this item
soundloop	Looping sound for when the computer is on.
starting_programs	Non-static list of programs the computer should receive on Initialize.
steel_sheet_cost	Amount of steel sheets refunded when disassembling an empty frame of this computer.
stored_files	List of stored files on this drive. Use `store_file` and `remove_file` instead of modifying directly!
stored_paper	The amount of paper currently stored in the PDA
used_capacity	The amount of storage space we've got filled
Procs
InsertID	InsertID Attempt to insert the ID in either card slot, if ID is present - attempts swap Args: inserting_id - the ID being inserted user - The person inserting the ID
RemoveID	Removes the ID card from the computer, and puts it in loc's hand if it's a mob Args: user - The mob trying to remove the ID, if there is one silent - Boolean, determines whether fluff text would be printed
add_shell_component	Initialize the shell for this item, or the physical machinery it belongs to.
alert_call	Displays notification text alongside a soundbeep when requested to by a program.
can_store_file	can_store_file
check_power_override	Returns TRUE if the PC should not be using any power, FALSE otherwise. Checks to see if the current app allows to be ran without power, if so we'll run with it.
find_file_by_name	find_file_by_name
find_file_by_uid	find_file_by_uid
get_files	Get all stored files, including external disk files optionaly
get_messenger_ending	Returns a string of what to send at the end of messenger's messages.
handle_power	Takes the charge necessary from the Computer, shutting it off if it's unable to provide it. Charge depends on whether the PC is on, and what programs are running/idle on it.
imprint_id	Imprints name and job into the modular computer, and calls back to necessary functions. Acts as a replacement to directly setting the imprints fields. All fields are optional, the proc will try to fill in missing gaps.
play_ping	Plays a ping sound.
power_failure	Shuts down the computer from powerloss.
remove_file	remove_file
reset_imprint	Resets the imprinted name and job back to null.
set_flashlight_color	Sets the computer's light color, if it has a light.
store_file	store_file
toggle_flashlight	Toggles the computer's flashlight, if it has one.
update_tablet_open_uis	update_tablet_open_uis
use_energy	Draws power from its rightful source (area if its a computer, the cell otherwise) Takes into account special cases, like silicon PDAs through override, and nopower apps.
use_energy_for_circuits	Try to draw power from our internal cell first, before switching to that of the circuit.

Var Details

var
active_program
– /datum/computer_file/program

The program currently active on the tablet.

var
allow_chunky
–

Allow people with chunky fingers to use?

var
base_active_power_usage
–

Power usage when the computer is open (screen is active) and can be interacted with.

var
base_idle_power_usage
–

Power usage when the computer is idle and screen is off.

var
comp_light_color
–

The built-in light's color, editable by players.

var
comp_light_luminosity
–

How far the computer's light can reach, is not editable by players.

var
computer_id_slot
– /obj/item/card/id

The ID currently stored in the computer.

var
crew_manifest_update
–

Does the console update the crew manifest when the ID is removed?

var
default_programs
– /static/list/datum/computer_file

Static list of default programs that come with ALL computers, here so computers don't have to repeat this.

var
device_theme
–

The theme, used for the main menu and file browser apps.

var
disabled_time
–

If the computer's flashlight/LED light has forcibly disabled for a temporary amount of time.

var
enabled
–

Bool on whether the computer is currently active or not.

var
hardware_flag
–

Flag of the type of device the modular computer is, deciding what types of apps it can run.

var
has_light
–

If the computer has a flashlight/LED light built-in.

var
honkvirus_amount
–

If hit by a Clown virus, remaining honks left until it stops.

var
icon_state_menu
–

Icon state overlay when the computer is turned on, but no program is loaded (programs override this).

var
icon_state_powered
–

If set, what the icon_state will be if the computer is powered.

var
icon_state_unpowered
–

If set, what the icon_state will be if the computer is unpowered.

var
idle_threads
– /list/datum/computer_file/program

Idle programs on background. They still receive process calls but can't be interacted with.

var
inserted_disk
– /obj/item/computer_disk

The disk in this PDA. If set, this will be inserted on Initialize.

var
inserted_pai
– /obj/item/pai_card

A pAI currently loaded into the modular computer.

var
internal_cell
– /obj/item/stock_parts/power_store

The power cell the computer uses to run on.

var
long_ranged
–

Whether the PDA can still use NTNet while out of NTNet's reach.

var
looping_sound
–

Whether or not this modular computer uses the looping sound

var
max_capacity
–

The amount of storage space the computer starts with.

var
max_idle_programs
–

Amount of programs that can be ran at once

var
max_paper
–

The max amount of paper that can be held at once.

var
physical
– /obj

The 'computer' itself, as an obj. Primarily used for Adjacent() and UI visibility checks, especially for computers.

var
saved_identification
–

The full name of the stored ID card's identity. These vars should probably be on the PDA.

var
saved_job
–

The job title of the stored ID card

var
screen_on
–

If the screen is open, only used by laptops.

var
shell
– /datum/component/shell

Reference to the circuit shell component, because we're special and do special things with it, such as creating and deleting unremovable circuit comps based on the programs installed.

var
shell_capacity
–

The capacity of the circuit shell component of this item

var
soundloop
– /datum/looping_sound/computer

Looping sound for when the computer is on.

var
starting_programs
– /list/datum/computer_file

Non-static list of programs the computer should receive on Initialize.

var
steel_sheet_cost
–

Amount of steel sheets refunded when disassembling an empty frame of this computer.

var
stored_files
– /list/datum/computer_file

List of stored files on this drive. Use store_file and remove_file instead of modifying directly!

var
stored_paper
–

The amount of paper currently stored in the PDA

var
used_capacity
–

The amount of storage space we've got filled

Proc Details

InsertID
(/obj/item/card/inserting_id, /mob/user)

InsertID Attempt to insert the ID in either card slot, if ID is present - attempts swap Args: inserting_id - the ID being inserted user - The person inserting the ID

RemoveID
(/mob/user, silent)

Removes the ID card from the computer, and puts it in loc's hand if it's a mob Args: user - The mob trying to remove the ID, if there is one silent - Boolean, determines whether fluff text would be printed

proc
add_shell_component
(capacity, shell_flags)

Initialize the shell for this item, or the physical machinery it belongs to.

proc
alert_call
(/datum/computer_file/program/call_source, alerttext, sound)

Displays notification text alongside a soundbeep when requested to by a program.

After checking that the requesting program is allowed to send an alert, creates a visible message of the requested text alongside a soundbeep. This proc adds text to indicate that the message is coming from this device and the program on it, so the supplied text should be the exact message and ending punctuation.

Arguments: The program calling this proc. The message that the program wishes to display.

proc
can_store_file
(/datum/computer_file/file)

can_store_file

Checks if a computer can store a file, as computers can only store unique files. returns TRUE if possible, FALSE otherwise.

proc
check_power_override
(amount)

Returns TRUE if the PC should not be using any power, FALSE otherwise. Checks to see if the current app allows to be ran without power, if so we'll run with it.

proc
find_file_by_name
(filename, /obj/item/computer_disk/target_disk)

find_file_by_name

Will check all applications in a tablet for files and, if they have
the same filename (disregarding extension), will return it. If a computer disk is passed instead, it will check the disk over the computer.

proc
find_file_by_uid
(uid, /obj/item/computer_disk/target_disk)

find_file_by_uid

Will check all files in this computer and returns the file with the matching uid. A file's uid is always unique to them, so this proc is sometimes preferable over find_file_by_name. If a computer disk is passed instead, it will check the disk over the computer.

proc
get_files
(include_disk_files)

Get all stored files, including external disk files optionaly

proc
get_messenger_ending
()

Returns a string of what to send at the end of messenger's messages.

proc
handle_power
(seconds_per_tick)

Takes the charge necessary from the Computer, shutting it off if it's unable to provide it. Charge depends on whether the PC is on, and what programs are running/idle on it.

proc
imprint_id
(name, job_name)

Imprints name and job into the modular computer, and calls back to necessary functions. Acts as a replacement to directly setting the imprints fields. All fields are optional, the proc will try to fill in missing gaps.

proc
play_ping
()

Plays a ping sound.

Timers runtime if you try to make them call playsound. Yep.

proc
power_failure
()

Shuts down the computer from powerloss.

proc
remove_file
(/datum/computer_file/file_removing)

remove_file

Removes a given file from the computer, if possible. Properly checking if the file even exists and is in the computer. Returns TRUE if successfully completed, FALSE otherwise

proc
reset_imprint
()

Resets the imprinted name and job back to null.

proc
set_flashlight_color
(color)

Sets the computer's light color, if it has a light.

Called from ui_act(), this proc takes a color string and applies it. It is separated from ui_act() to be overwritten as needed. Arguments:

color is the string that holds the color value that we should use. Proc auto-fails if this is null.

proc
store_file
(/datum/computer_file/file_storing)

store_file

Adds an already initialized file to the computer, checking if one already exists. Returns TRUE if successfully stored, FALSE otherwise.

proc
toggle_flashlight
(/mob/user)

Toggles the computer's flashlight, if it has one.

Called from ui_act(), does as the name implies. It is separated from ui_act() to be overwritten as needed.

proc
update_tablet_open_uis
(/mob/user)

update_tablet_open_uis

Will search the user to see if they have the tablet open. If they don't, we'll open a new UI depending on the tab the tablet is meant to be on. If they do, we'll update the interface and title, then update all static data and re-send assets.

This is best called when you're actually changing the app, as we don't check if we're swapping to the current UI repeatedly. Args: user - The person whose UI we're updating. Only necessary if we're opening the UI for the first time.

proc
use_energy
(amount, check_programs)

Draws power from its rightful source (area if its a computer, the cell otherwise) Takes into account special cases, like silicon PDAs through override, and nopower apps.

proc
use_energy_for_circuits
(/datum/source, energy_usage_per_input)

Try to draw power from our internal cell first, before switching to that of the circuit.

modular_computer /obj/item/modular_computer

Vars

Procs

Var Details

var active_program – /datum/computer_file/program

var allow_chunky –

var base_active_power_usage –

var base_idle_power_usage –

var comp_light_color –

var comp_light_luminosity –

var computer_id_slot – /obj/item/card/id

var crew_manifest_update –

var default_programs – /static/list/datum/computer_file

var device_theme –

var disabled_time –

var enabled –

var hardware_flag –

var has_light –

var honkvirus_amount –

var icon_state_menu –

var icon_state_powered –

var icon_state_unpowered –

var idle_threads – /list/datum/computer_file/program

var inserted_disk – /obj/item/computer_disk

var inserted_pai – /obj/item/pai_card

var internal_cell – /obj/item/stock_parts/power_store

var long_ranged –

var looping_sound –

var max_capacity –

var max_idle_programs –

var max_paper –

var physical – /obj

var saved_identification –

var saved_job –

var screen_on –

var shell – /datum/component/shell

var shell_capacity –

var soundloop – /datum/looping_sound/computer

var starting_programs – /list/datum/computer_file

var steel_sheet_cost –

var stored_files – /list/datum/computer_file

var stored_paper –

var used_capacity –