ActorResolveResultsclassparser.t[5510]

Specialized noun-phrase resolution results gatherer for resolving a command actor (i.e., the target actor of a command).

class ActorResolveResults :   BasicResolveResults

Superclass Tree   (in declaration order)

ActorResolveResults
       
BasicResolveResults
                ResolveResults
                        object

Subclass Tree  

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Global Objects  

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Summary of Properties  

allowActionRemapping 

Inherited from BasicResolveResults :
allowEquivalentFiltering  issuingActor_  targetActor_ 

Summary of Methods  

getImpliedObject  singleObjectRequired  uniqueObjectRequired 

Inherited from BasicResolveResults :
allNotAllowed  ambiguousNounPhrase  askMissingLiteral  askMissingObject  beginSingleObjSlot  canResolveInteractively  emptyNounPhrase  endSingleObjSlot  filterWithDistinguisher  incCommandCount  insufficientQuantity  noMatch  noMatchForAll  noMatchForAllBut  noMatchForListBut  noMatchForLocation  noMatchForPossessive  noMatchForPronoun  noteActorSpecified  noteAdjEnding  noteBadPrep  noteEmptyBut  noteIndefinite  noteLiteral  noteMatches  noteMiscWordList  noteNounSlots  notePlural  notePronoun  noteWeakPhrasing  nothingInLocation  noVocabMatch  reflexiveNotAllowed  setActors  unknownNounPhrase  wrongReflexive  zeroQuantity 

Properties  

allowActionRemappingOVERRIDDENparser.t[5533]

don't allow action remapping while resolving the actor

Methods  

getImpliedObject (np, resolver)OVERRIDDENparser.t[5511]

no description available

singleObjectRequired (txt)OVERRIDDENparser.t[5526]
an actor phrase must address a single actor

uniqueObjectRequired (txt, matchList)OVERRIDDENparser.t[5520]
there's no default for the actor - it's usually simply a syntax error when the actor is omitted

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