So the difference is this: private slots are private if called as regular member functions but always 'public' for signals to invoke, a good reason is because slots conceptually are public interface, since their main purpose is inter-object communication. Public record results for Kees R Slot. Public Records Results for Kees R Slot.
Public Slot Car Tracks
- slots = new Array<Slot>(25);
- slots.add(new Slot(null, 0));
- // for (Slot slot : slots) {
- // slot.add(Item.values()[MathUtils.random(0, Item.values().length - 1)], 1);
- //
- // for (int i = 0; i < 25; i++) {
- // Slot randomSlot = slots.get(MathUtils.random(0, slots.size - 1));
- // }
- int amount = 0;
- for (Slot slot : slots) {
- amount += slot.getAmount();
- }
- return amount;
- // first check for a slot with the same item type
- if (itemSlot != null) {
- return true;
- // now check for an available empty slot
- if (emptySlot != null) {
- return true;
- }
- // no slot to add
- }
- public Array<Slot> getSlots() {
- }
- private Slot firstSlotWithItem(Item item) {
- if (slot.getItem() item) {
- }
- }
- }