EnetEvent¶

class EnetEvent¶

Bases: ReferenceCount

A single event returned by EnetHost::service(): a new connection, a disconnection, or a received packet. For T_receive events the packet payload is copied into the event and the underlying ENet packet is released immediately, so events may be kept around freely.

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enum Type¶

Mirrors ENET_EVENT_TYPE_*.

enumerator T_none = 0¶

enumerator T_connect = 1¶

enumerator T_disconnect = 2¶

enumerator T_receive = 3¶

EnetEvent.__init__()¶

EnetEvent.get_channel()¶

EnetEvent.get_data()¶

The payload of a T_receive event. Maps to bytes in Python.

EnetEvent.get_datagram()¶

The payload wrapped in a Datagram, for use with DatagramIterator. Note that, as with any Datagram, you must keep it alive (e.g. assigned to a variable) for as long as a DatagramIterator is reading from it.

Returns the payload of a T_receive event wrapped in a Datagram, ready to be read with a DatagramIterator.

EnetEvent.get_event_data()¶

The user-supplied data field: for T_connect this is the value passed to connect(), for T_disconnect the value passed to disconnect().

EnetEvent.get_packet_flags()¶

The ENet packet flags of a received packet (see EnetPeer::PacketFlag).

EnetEvent.get_peer()¶

EnetEvent.get_type()¶

EnetEvent.output()¶