class_name Modifier_Receiver
extends Node2D

# This may be stupid but we're going to have two kinds of callbacks here. 
# It's going to be up to the parent/actor/kinematicbody2d/whatever to know
# what conditions have to be met before being able to call that interactible's
# function. 
# This is a nice and generic interface that I might be able to use for 
# things like opening doors in a level, opening chests/flipping switches etc.

# This node can keep an array of various interactibles within a level
# and provide several helper functions for managing them perhaps.

export var enabled :bool = true

export var callable_state_machine :NodePath
var request_push_state_modifier: FuncRef

export var debug_receiver :bool = false





# Declare member variables here. Examples:
# var a = 2
# var b = "text"

##NOTE:
## Call function should be implemented as two parameters, one expecting a modifier
## and the other expecting a boolean as to whether its being added

# Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time.
func _ready():
	assert(callable_state_machine != null)

	## FuncRef to request state machine change state
	request_push_state_modifier = funcref(get_node(callable_state_machine), 'push_state_modifier')
	assert(request_push_state_modifier.is_valid())


# Switching to a new model that starts with Hitbox 
func register_modifier(modifier: StateModifier):
	if enabled:
		request_push_state_modifier.call_func(StateModifier)
#	if modifier_collection.has(modifier) == false:
#		print("New Modifier Registered  " + modifier.name)
#		modifier_collection.append(modifier)
#	if call_function.is_valid():
#		call_function.call_func(modifier, true)

func remove_modifier(modifier):
	print("Modifier Removal not implemented here." + modifier.name)
#	if modifier_collection.has(modifier):
#		var modifier_index = modifier_collection.rfind(modifier)
#		if modifier_index != -1:
#			modifier_collection.remove(modifier_index)
#	if call_function.is_valid():
#		call_function.call_func(modifier, false)