Inheritance diagram for Phpcraft\Packet\ClientboundChatMessagePacket:
Collaboration diagram for Phpcraft\Packet\ClientboundChatMessagePacket:
Public Member Functions | |
| __construct (ChatComponent $chat, int $position=ChatPosition::SYSTEM) | |
| send (Connection $con) | |
| __toString () | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static | read (Connection $con) |
Public Attributes | |
| $chat | |
| $position | |
Detailed Description
- Since
- 0.5.23
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ __construct()
| Phpcraft\Packet\ClientboundChatMessagePacket::__construct | ( | ChatComponent | $chat, |
| int | $position = ChatPosition::SYSTEM |
||
| ) |
Member Function Documentation
◆ __toString()
| Phpcraft\Packet\ClientboundChatMessagePacket::__toString | ( | ) |
Reimplemented from Phpcraft\Packet\Packet.
◆ read()
|
static |
Initialises the packet class by reading its payload from the given Connection.
- Parameters
-
Connection $con
- Returns
- static|null
- Exceptions
-
IOException
Reimplemented from Phpcraft\Packet\Packet.
◆ send()
| Phpcraft\Packet\ClientboundChatMessagePacket::send | ( | Connection | $con | ) |
Adds the packet's ID and payload to the Connection's write buffer and sends it over the wire if the connection has a stream. Note that in some cases this will produce multiple Minecraft packets, therefore you should only use this on connections without a stream if you know what you're doing.
- Parameters
-
Connection $con
- Returns
- void
- Exceptions
-
IOException
Reimplemented from Phpcraft\Packet\Packet.
Member Data Documentation
◆ $chat
| ChatComponent Phpcraft\Packet\ClientboundChatMessagePacket::$chat |
◆ $position
| int Phpcraft\Packet\ClientboundChatMessagePacket::$position |
