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Driver hooks that accepted lfun closures before can now handle any type of closure. Also the H_CREATE_* hooks can now handle any type of closure.
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SYNOPSIS
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#include <sys/driver_hooks.h>
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set_driver_hook(H_CREATE_LWOBJECT, value)
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<value> being:
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void <name> (...)
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void <closure> ()
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void <closure> (lwobject obj_to_init, ...)
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DESCRIPTION
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Optional hooks to initialize a lightweight object after creation.
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Hook setting can be any closure, or the name of the function
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(static or public) to call in the object.
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If the hook is an unbound lambda closure expecting arguments,
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it is bound to the current object and called with the created
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object as the first argument and any further arguments from the
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new_lwobject() call. If the hook is an unbound lambda closure
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without arguments, it is bound to the object to be initalized and
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called. If the hook is any other type of closure, it is called
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with the created object as the first argument and any further
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arguments from the new_lwobject() call.
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If the hook is defined as the name of an lfun in the lightweight
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object, it is called in the new lwobject with any further arguments
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from the new_lwobject() call.
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HISTORY
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LDMud 3.6.5 introduced lightweight objects.
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SEE ALSO
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hooks(C), create_lwobject_copy(H), create_lwobject_restore(H),
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create_ob(H), create_super(H), create_clone(H)
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