source: geniuswebcore/geniusweb/events/CurrentState.py@ 97

from geniusweb.events.ProtocolEvent import ProtocolEvent
class CurrentState( ProtocolEvent ):
        '''
        Reports a NegoState as the latest state of the protocol. The negoState is
        abstract because the state is not something that can be handled at this place
        in the dependency hierarchy. The "real" implementations are inside the
        protocol.
        <p>
        When a protocol reports this event, it indicates that this state can be
        logged to the loggers for output to the users (publication on the webpages
        and reporting to parent protocols eg a tournamentrunner). Usually protocols
        are updating this only after a session completes. There may be quite some
        overhead triggered by emission of these events, such as rewriting files and
        notifying end users behind websockets. Protocols MUST report this at least
        once to report the final isFinished() state.
        <p>
        The logged state may be used to re-start a protocol if it crashes later in an
        unfinished state.
        '''
        # all should implement NegoState getState();