Package gg.xp.xivsupport.events.actlines.events

Class RawJobGaugeEvent

java.lang.Object

gg.xp.reevent.events.BaseEvent

gg.xp.xivsupport.events.actlines.events.RawJobGaugeEvent

All Implemented Interfaces:

Event, HasPrimaryValue, HasTargetEntity, Serializable

public class RawJobGaugeEvent
extends BaseEvent
implements HasTargetEntity, HasPrimaryValue

See Also:

• Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
RawJobGaugeEvent(XivCombatant target, Job job, byte[] out)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Job	getJob()
String	getPrimaryValue()
byte[]	getRawData()
XivCombatant	getTarget()

Methods inherited from class gg.xp.reevent.events.BaseEvent

delayedEnqueueAt, effectiveTimeNow, getCreatedAt, getEffectiveHappenedAt, getEffectiveTimeSince, getEnqueuedAt, getHappenedAt, getParent, getPumpedAt, getPumpFinishedAt, getSourceEventHandler, isImported, setDelayedEnqueueAt, setDelayedEnqueueOffset, setDelayedEnqueueOffset, setEnqueuedAt, setHappenedAt, setImported, setParent, setPumpedAt, setPumpFinishedAt, setSourceEventHandler, setTimeSource

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface gg.xp.reevent.events.Event

combineWith, delayedEnqueueAtFront, dumpFields, getThisOrParentOfType, shouldSave

Constructor Details

RawJobGaugeEvent

public RawJobGaugeEvent(XivCombatant target,
 Job job,
 byte[] out)

Method Details

getTarget

public XivCombatant getTarget()

Specified by:

getTarget in interface HasTargetEntity

Returns:

The target of this action. Note that this is a snapshot of the target at the point in time when the action occurred. To see the current data, use XivState.getLatestCombatantData(XivCombatant).

getJob

public Job getJob()

getRawData

public byte[] getRawData()

getPrimaryValue

public String getPrimaryValue()

Specified by:

getPrimaryValue in interface HasPrimaryValue

Returns:

A text description of this object. Should be user-friendly and not over-the-top technical (fine-grained details belong in other fields, or in the Object.toString() method).