LuaFlowStatistics

class LuaFlowStatistics - sort

get_input_count(string)	Gets the total input count for a given prototype.
set_input_count(string, count)	Sets the total input count for a given prototype.
get_output_count(string)	Gets the total output count for a given prototype.
set_output_count(string, count)	Sets the total output count for a given prototype.
on_flow(string, count)	Adds a value to this flow statistics.
input_counts :: dictionary string → array of uint64 or double [R]	List of input counts indexed by name <> value.
output_counts :: dictionary string → array of uint64 or double [R]	List of output counts indexed by name <> value.
force :: LuaForce [R]	The force these statistics belong to.
valid :: boolean [R]	Is this object valid?
help() → string	All methods, and properties that this object supports.

Encapsulates statistic data for different parts of the game.

get_input_count(string)

Gets the total input count for a given prototype.

Parameters

string: The prototype name.

set_input_count(string, count)

Sets the total input count for a given prototype.

Parameters

string: The prototype name.

count :: uint64 or double: The new count. The type depends on the instance of the statistics.

get_output_count(string)

Gets the total output count for a given prototype.

Parameters

string: The prototype name.

set_output_count(string, count)

Sets the total output count for a given prototype.

Parameters

string: The prototype name.

count :: uint64 or double: The new count. The type depends on the instance of the statistics.

on_flow(string, count)

Adds a value to this flow statistics.

Parameters

string: The prototype name.

count :: float: The count: positive or negative determines if the value goes in the input or output statistics.

input_counts :: dictionary string → array of uint64 or double [Read-only]

List of input counts indexed by name <> value.

output_counts :: dictionary string → array of uint64 or double [Read-only]

List of output counts indexed by name <> value.

force :: LuaForce [Read-only]

The force these statistics belong to.