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/* This struct may be used as data when a signal
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asks a question from the sprite */
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/* Defines some signals to use with sprite_signal(). In general
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* -SIGNAL_TYPE means the opposite of SIGNAL_TYPE. It is never
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* guaranteed that a sprite will catch a specific signal, this must be
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* implements as needed.
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SIGNAL_IGNORE = 0, /* Should never have any effect */
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SIGNAL_DEBUG, /* Target should print info about itself to stderr */
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SIGNAL_ALARM, /* A previously set alarm was activated. */
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SIGNAL_DAMAGE, /* data is a pointer to an int with the amount */
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SIGNAL_POSTARGET, /* data is a pointer to position (int[2]) */
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SIGNAL_SPRITETARGET,/* data points to a sprite */
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SIGNAL_RESTORE, /* The sprite should return to its initial state */
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SIGNAL_BGSTUCK, /* This sprite is somehow completely inside the
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background. It should be restored or killed. */
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SIGNAL_KILL, /* The sprite should kill itself */
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SIGNAL_CANCONTROL, /* set the int in data to 1 if the sprite
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accepts control signals */
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/* The following signals are used by the controllers. They all have
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data=0. -SIGNAL is sent when the key is released */
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/* Question signals. data is a struct signal_reply with .data as the
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asking sprite. It is never guaranteed that the target replies.
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These signals should never be used through an alarm, since data
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may be invalid when the signal is delivered. */
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SIGNAL_ISHARMLESS, /* Are you harmless to .data ? */
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SIGNAL_ISFRIEND, /* Are you a friend of .data ? */
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/* When a sprite-specific sound ends send this signal */
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/* Sent when a sprite is moved because is has moved out of the
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/* Write a status string of this sprite into buffer at data.
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The buffer has a length of 256, including the terminating 0. */
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