@Override
public void enlistAsRolePlayerForContext(
final String roleName, final RTContextObject contextInstance) {
List<String> rolesIAmPlayingHere = null;
if (rolesIAmPlayingInContext_.containsKey(contextInstance)) {
rolesIAmPlayingHere = rolesIAmPlayingInContext_.get(contextInstance);
} else {
rolesIAmPlayingHere = new ArrayList<String>();
rolesIAmPlayingInContext_.put(contextInstance, rolesIAmPlayingHere);
}
rolesIAmPlayingHere.add(roleName);
int count = 0;
for (final Map.Entry<RTContextObject, List<String>> iter :
rolesIAmPlayingInContext_.entrySet()) {
count += iter.getValue().size();
}
if ((1 < count) && (1 < rolesIAmPlayingInContext_.size())) {
ErrorLogger.error(
ErrorType.Fatal,
"Object of type ",
this.rTType().name(),
" playing too many roles, including ",
roleName);
for (Map.Entry<RTContextObject, List<String>> iter : rolesIAmPlayingInContext_.entrySet()) {
final StringBuffer stringBuffer = new StringBuffer();
final String contextName = iter.getKey().rTType().name();
final List<String> roleNames = iter.getValue();
stringBuffer.append("\tIn Context ");
stringBuffer.append(contextName);
stringBuffer.append(":");
for (final String aRoleName : roleNames) {
stringBuffer.append(" ");
stringBuffer.append(aRoleName);
}
final String message = stringBuffer.toString();
ErrorLogger.error(ErrorType.Fatal, message, ".", "", "");
}
}
}
public RTCode runDetails(final RTObject scope) {
// Effectively a pure virtual method, but Java screws us again...
ErrorLogger.error(ErrorType.Internal, "call of pure virutal method runDetails", "", "", "");
return null; // halt the machine
}
