PocketMine-MP 5.15.1 git-5ef247620a7c6301a849b54e5ef1009217729fc8
pocketmine\event\EventPriority Class Reference
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Static Public Member Functions

static fromString (string $name)
 

Public Attributes

const ALL
 
const HIGH = 2
 
const HIGHEST = 1
 
const LOW = 4
 
const LOWEST = 5
 
const MONITOR = 0
 
const NORMAL = 3
 

Detailed Description

List of event priorities

Events will be called in this order: LOWEST -> LOW -> NORMAL -> HIGH -> HIGHEST -> MONITOR

MONITOR events should not change the event outcome or contents

WARNING: If these values are changed, handler sorting in HandlerList::getListenerList() may need to be updated.

Definition at line 38 of file EventPriority.php.

Member Function Documentation

◆ fromString()

static pocketmine\event\EventPriority::fromString ( string  $name)
static
Exceptions

InvalidArgumentException

Definition at line 86 of file EventPriority.php.

Member Data Documentation

◆ ALL

◆ HIGH

const pocketmine\event\EventPriority::HIGH = 2

Event call is of high importance

Definition at line 70 of file EventPriority.php.

◆ HIGHEST

const pocketmine\event\EventPriority::HIGHEST = 1

Event call is critical and must have the final say in what happens to the event

Definition at line 75 of file EventPriority.php.

◆ LOW

const pocketmine\event\EventPriority::LOW = 4

Event call is of low importance

Definition at line 61 of file EventPriority.php.

◆ LOWEST

const pocketmine\event\EventPriority::LOWEST = 5

Event call is of very low importance and should be ran first, to allow other plugins to further customise the outcome

Definition at line 57 of file EventPriority.php.

◆ MONITOR

const pocketmine\event\EventPriority::MONITOR = 0

Event is listened to purely for monitoring the outcome of an event.

No modifications to the event should be made under this priority

Definition at line 81 of file EventPriority.php.

◆ NORMAL

const pocketmine\event\EventPriority::NORMAL = 3

Event call is neither important or unimportant, and may be ran normally. This is the default priority.

Definition at line 66 of file EventPriority.php.


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