radio

Vars
broadcasting	Whether the radio will transmit dialogue it hears nearby into its radio channel.
canhear_range	Both the range around the radio in which mobs can hear what it receives and the range the radio can hear
channels	associative list of the encrypted radio channels this radio is currently set to listen/broadcast to, of the form: list(channel name = TRUE or FALSE)
command	If true, use_command can be toggled at will.
emped	Tracks the number of EMPs currently stacked.
freerange	If true, the radio has access to the full spectrum.
freqlock	Frequency lock to stop the user from untuning specialist radios.
frequency	the "default" radio frequency this radio is set to, listens and transmits to this frequency by default. wont work if the channel is encrypted
independent	If true, can say/hear over non common channels without working tcomms equipment (for ERTs mostly).
listening	Whether the radio is currently receiving radio messages from its radio frequencies.
on	if FALSE, broadcasting and listening dont matter and this radio shouldnt do anything
secure_radio_connections	associative list of the encrypted radio channels this radio can listen/broadcast to, of the form: list(channel name = channel frequency)
should_be_broadcasting	used for tracking what broadcasting should be in the absence of things forcing it off, eg its set to broadcast but gets emp'd temporarily
should_be_listening	used for tracking what listening should be in the absence of things forcing it off, eg its set to listen but gets emp'd temporarily
subspace_switchable	If true, subspace_transmission can be toggled at will.
subspace_transmission	If true, the radio transmits and receives on subspace exclusively.
unscrewed	Whether wires are accessible. Toggleable by screwdrivering.
use_command	If true, broadcasts will be large and BOLD.
Procs
can_receive	Checks if this radio can receive on the given frequency.
get_broadcasting	simple getter for the broadcasting variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED
get_frequency	simple getter for the frequency variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED
get_listening	simple getter for the listening variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED
is_on	simple getter for the on variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED
set_broadcasting	setter for broadcasting that makes us not hearing sensitive if not broadcasting and hearing sensitive if broadcasting hearing sensitive in this case only matters for the purposes of listening for words said in nearby tiles, talking into us directly bypasses hearing
set_listening	setter for the listener var, adds or removes this radio from the global radio list if we are also on
set_on	setter for the on var that sets both broadcasting and listening to off or whatever they were supposed to be

Var Details

var
broadcasting
–

Whether the radio will transmit dialogue it hears nearby into its radio channel.

var
canhear_range
–

Both the range around the radio in which mobs can hear what it receives and the range the radio can hear

var
channels
– /list

associative list of the encrypted radio channels this radio is currently set to listen/broadcast to, of the form: list(channel name = TRUE or FALSE)

var
command
–

If true, use_command can be toggled at will.

var
emped
–

Tracks the number of EMPs currently stacked.

var
freerange
–

If true, the radio has access to the full spectrum.

var
freqlock
–

Frequency lock to stop the user from untuning specialist radios.

var
frequency
–

the "default" radio frequency this radio is set to, listens and transmits to this frequency by default. wont work if the channel is encrypted

var
independent
–

If true, can say/hear over non common channels without working tcomms equipment (for ERTs mostly).

var
listening
–

Whether the radio is currently receiving radio messages from its radio frequencies.

var
on
–

if FALSE, broadcasting and listening dont matter and this radio shouldnt do anything

var
secure_radio_connections
– /list

associative list of the encrypted radio channels this radio can listen/broadcast to, of the form: list(channel name = channel frequency)

var
should_be_broadcasting
–

used for tracking what broadcasting should be in the absence of things forcing it off, eg its set to broadcast but gets emp'd temporarily

var
should_be_listening
–

used for tracking what listening should be in the absence of things forcing it off, eg its set to listen but gets emp'd temporarily

var
subspace_switchable
–

If true, subspace_transmission can be toggled at will.

var
subspace_transmission
–

If true, the radio transmits and receives on subspace exclusively.

var
unscrewed
–

Whether wires are accessible. Toggleable by screwdrivering.

var
use_command
–

If true, broadcasts will be large and BOLD.

Proc Details

proc
can_receive
(input_frequency, /list/levels)

Checks if this radio can receive on the given frequency.

proc
get_broadcasting
()

simple getter for the broadcasting variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED

proc
get_frequency
()

simple getter for the frequency variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED

proc
get_listening
()

simple getter for the listening variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED

proc
is_on
()

simple getter for the on variable. necessary due to VAR_PROTECTED

proc
set_broadcasting
(new_broadcasting, actual_setting)

setter for broadcasting that makes us not hearing sensitive if not broadcasting and hearing sensitive if broadcasting hearing sensitive in this case only matters for the purposes of listening for words said in nearby tiles, talking into us directly bypasses hearing

new_broadcasting- the new value we want to set broadcasting to
actual_setting - whether or not the radio is supposed to be broadcasting, sets should_be_broadcasting to the new value if true, otherwise just changes broadcasting

proc
set_listening
(new_listening, actual_setting)

setter for the listener var, adds or removes this radio from the global radio list if we are also on

new_listening - the new value we want to set listening to
actual_setting - whether or not the radio is supposed to be listening, sets should_be_listening to the new listening value if true, otherwise just changes listening

proc
set_on
(new_on)

setter for the on var that sets both broadcasting and listening to off or whatever they were supposed to be

radio /obj/item/radio

Vars

Procs

Var Details

var broadcasting –

var canhear_range –

var channels – /list

var command –

var emped –

var freerange –

var freqlock –

var frequency –

var independent –

var listening –

var on –

var secure_radio_connections – /list

var should_be_broadcasting –

var should_be_listening –

var subspace_switchable –

var subspace_transmission –

var unscrewed –

var use_command –