Examples of robocode.Condition

Condition is used to define custom {@link AdvancedRobot#waitFor(Condition) waitFor(Condition)} and custom events for an {@link AdvancedRobot}. The code below is taken from the sample robot named {@code sample.Target}. See the {@code sample/Target.java} for details.

 addCustomEvent( new Condition("triggerhit") { public boolean test() { return (getEnergy() <= trigger); }; } );

You should note that by extending Condition this way, you are actually creating an inner class -- so if you distribute your robot, there will be multiple class files. (i.e. {@code Target$1.class}) @see AdvancedRobot#waitFor(Condition) @see AdvancedRobot#addCustomEvent(Condition) @see AdvancedRobot#removeCustomEvent(Condition) @see AdvancedRobot#onCustomEvent(CustomEvent) @author Mathew A. Nelson (original) @author Flemming N. Larsen (contributor) @author Nathaniel Troutman (contributor)

    setRadarColor(Color.white);


    // Initially, we'll move when life hits 80
    trigger = 80;
    // Add a custom event named "trigger hit",
    addCustomEvent(new Condition("triggerhit") {
      public boolean test() {
        return (getEnergy() <= trigger);
      }
    });
  }

 */
public class CustomEvents extends AdvancedRobot {
  @Override
  public void run() {


    addCustomEvent(new Condition("onTick99", 99) {
      public boolean test() {
        return true;
      }
    });


    addCustomEvent(new Condition("onTick30", 30) {
      public boolean test() {
        return true;
      }
    });


    addCustomEvent(new Condition("onLowEnergy98", 98) {
      public boolean test() {
        return getEnergy() < 20;
      }
    });
    while (true) {

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