Implement a proper solution to stop the music when a jukebox is destroyed #5800
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dktapps
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This is already being called in `Block::onDestroy()`
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| * Called when this block is destroyed either when a player breaks it or is hit by an explosion. | ||
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| public function onDestroy() : void{ |
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Like @dktapps I don't think that destroy terminology is appropriate in this case. Perhaps, as with the placement logic, an onPostBreak would be preferable? It would be less ambiguous and not so funny in the sense that the block would already have been destroyed.
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I'm not sure that's desirable. If the block was already destroyed, contents of stuff like tiles wouldn't be accessible.
Personally I would lean towards an onExplode() method or something similar. We already have the likes of onIncinerate() for fire. The problem is that this would require multiple handlers to be implemented for dealing with tile drops.
| if($tile !== null){ | ||
| $tile->onBlockDestroyed(); | ||
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| $target->onDestroy(); |
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Shouldn't this function only be called if the onBreak returns true? There is a return value, but it's never used, and yet it would make sense in this case. If the broken action has been confirmed, then we can call this function, which is there to perform post-broken actions.
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Has anyone considered using I haven't thought much about the pros and cons of this approach, but I think it should be considered. |
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Linking #4652 as I think these are two different solutions for essentially the same problem |
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Introduction
The current solution presents some problems as first of all Tiles should not handle the behavior of blocks, instead of using the jukebox API to eject the disc directly boradcasts
RecordStopSound, which causes the loss of the disc by destroying the jukebox which at the same time does not match the Vanilla behavior.This PR addresses the problems mentioned above by adding the
Block::onDestroy()method, making the block not dependent on the Tile to manage this logic, which as a plus eliminates duplicate code inBlock::onBreak()andExplosion::explodeB().