Examples of appeng.api.networking.IGridConnection.destroy()

Class appeng.api.networking.IGridConnection

Examples of appeng.api.networking.IGridConnection.destroy()

appeng.api.networking.IGridConnection.destroy()
by destroying a connection you may create new grids, and trigger un-expected behavior, you should only destroy connections if you created them.

          IGridNode os = con.getOtherSide( this );
          if ( os == node )
          {
            // if this connection is no longer valid, destroy it.
            if ( !isValidConnection )
              con.destroy();
          }
          else
          {
            con.destroy();
            // throw new GridException( "invalid state found, encountered connection to phantom block." );

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            if ( !isValidConnection )
              con.destroy();
          }
          else
          {
            con.destroy();
            // throw new GridException( "invalid state found, encountered connection to phantom block." );
          }
        }
        else if ( isValidConnection )
        {

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        setGridStorage( null );


      IGridConnection c = Connections.listIterator().next();
      GridNode otherSide = (GridNode) c.getOtherSide( this );
      otherSide.getInternalGrid().pivot = otherSide;
      c.destroy();
    }


    if ( myGrid != null )
      myGrid.remove( this );
  }

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