code/__DEFINES/packetnet.dm

NETWORK_FLAG_GEN_ID	Automatically generate a /obj/machinery/var/net_id on initialize.
NETWORK_FLAG_USE_DATATERMINAL	Automatically connect to a data terminal at lateinit. Not having this flag and attempting to interact with data_terminals via [/obj/machinery/proc/link_to_jack()] is illegal and will explicitly crash.
NETWORK_FLAG_POWERNET_DATANODE	Add the machine to [/datum/powernet/var/list/data_nodes] You should have a VERY good reason for this to be set on anything not of type /obj/machinery/power
NETWORK_FLAG_JOIN_FREQUENCY	When set_frequency is called, run add_object() to add the machine as a listener.
NETWORK_FLAG_NEED_NOT_DEST	Has behavior for data not sent to its net_id.
NETWORK_FLAGS_STANDARD_CONNECTION	Standard set of network flags, for use by most network-connected equipment.
PKT_HEAD_VERSION	The version of the packet.
PKT_HEAD_SOURCE_ADDRESS	Source (sender) address of a packet
PKT_HEAD_DEST_ADDRESS	Destination (receiver) address of a packet
PKT_HEAD_NETCLASS	Network Class of a device, used as part of ping replies.
PKT_PROTOCOL_VEIP	The generic protocol that isn't really a protocol.
PKT_ARG_CMD	Command (type) of a packet
PACKET_ARG_PAGER_CLASS	Packet arg for pager types
PACKET_ARG_PAGER_MESSAGE	Packet arg for the message sent
PKT_ARG_CALL_REASON	Shuttle call reason
NET_COMMAND_RECALL_SHUTTLE	Recall the shuttle
NETJACK_CONNECT_SUCCESS	Successfully connected.
NETJACK_CONNECT_CONFLICT	Connection rejected, Already connected to a machine
NETJACK_CONNECT_NOTSAMETURF	Connection rejected, Not sharing a turf (???)
NETJACK_CONNECT_NOT_FOUND	Data Terminal not found.
RECEIVE_SIGNAL_FINISHED	Packet fully handled by parent
RECEIVE_SIGNAL_CONTINUE	Packet needs additional handling
MAGIC_DATA_TRANSIENT	Packet contains volatile data where storing it may cause GC issues. This means references to atoms, non-trivial datums like virtualspeakers, etc.
MAGIC_DATA_MUST_OBFUSCATE	Packet contains data that players should never be able to see DIRECTLY. Re-Interpretation is allowed, This is specifically for arbitrary packet capture applications where raw fields are accessible. For example, voice signal packets, or stuff that wouldn't make sense to be parsable as raw text.
MAGIC_DATA_INVIOLABLE	All protection flags at once.
PACKET_IS_FOR_US	Helper for boilerplate, checks if a packet was bound for the given atom.

Define Details

#define
MAGIC_DATA_INVIOLABLE

All protection flags at once.

#define
MAGIC_DATA_MUST_OBFUSCATE

Packet contains data that players should never be able to see DIRECTLY. Re-Interpretation is allowed, This is specifically for arbitrary packet capture applications where raw fields are accessible. For example, voice signal packets, or stuff that wouldn't make sense to be parsable as raw text.

#define
MAGIC_DATA_TRANSIENT

Packet contains volatile data where storing it may cause GC issues. This means references to atoms, non-trivial datums like virtualspeakers, etc.

#define
NETJACK_CONNECT_CONFLICT

Connection rejected, Already connected to a machine

#define
NETJACK_CONNECT_NOTSAMETURF

Connection rejected, Not sharing a turf (???)

#define
NETJACK_CONNECT_NOT_FOUND

Data Terminal not found.

#define
NETJACK_CONNECT_SUCCESS

Successfully connected.

#define
NETWORK_FLAGS_STANDARD_CONNECTION

Standard set of network flags, for use by most network-connected equipment.

#define
NETWORK_FLAG_GEN_ID

Automatically generate a /obj/machinery/var/net_id on initialize.

#define
NETWORK_FLAG_JOIN_FREQUENCY

When set_frequency is called, run add_object() to add the machine as a listener.

#define
NETWORK_FLAG_NEED_NOT_DEST

Has behavior for data not sent to its net_id.

#define
NETWORK_FLAG_POWERNET_DATANODE

Add the machine to [/datum/powernet/var/list/data_nodes] You should have a VERY good reason for this to be set on anything not of type /obj/machinery/power

#define
NETWORK_FLAG_USE_DATATERMINAL

Automatically connect to a data terminal at lateinit. Not having this flag and attempting to interact with data_terminals via [/obj/machinery/proc/link_to_jack()] is illegal and will explicitly crash.

#define
NET_COMMAND_RECALL_SHUTTLE

Recall the shuttle

#define
PACKET_ARG_PAGER_CLASS

Packet arg for pager types

#define
PACKET_ARG_PAGER_MESSAGE

Packet arg for the message sent

#define
PACKET_IS_FOR_US
(packet, us)

Helper for boilerplate, checks if a packet was bound for the given atom.

#define
PKT_ARG_CALL_REASON

Shuttle call reason

#define
PKT_ARG_CMD

Command (type) of a packet

#define
PKT_HEAD_DEST_ADDRESS

Destination (receiver) address of a packet

#define
PKT_HEAD_NETCLASS

Network Class of a device, used as part of ping replies.

#define
PKT_HEAD_SOURCE_ADDRESS

Source (sender) address of a packet

#define
PKT_HEAD_VERSION

The version of the packet.

#define
PKT_PROTOCOL_VEIP

The generic protocol that isn't really a protocol.

#define
RECEIVE_SIGNAL_CONTINUE

Packet needs additional handling

#define
RECEIVE_SIGNAL_FINISHED

Packet fully handled by parent

code/__DEFINES/packetnet.dm

Define Details

#define MAGIC_DATA_INVIOLABLE

#define MAGIC_DATA_MUST_OBFUSCATE

#define MAGIC_DATA_TRANSIENT

#define NETJACK_CONNECT_CONFLICT

#define NETJACK_CONNECT_NOTSAMETURF

#define NETJACK_CONNECT_NOT_FOUND

#define NETJACK_CONNECT_SUCCESS

#define NETWORK_FLAGS_STANDARD_CONNECTION

#define NETWORK_FLAG_GEN_ID

#define NETWORK_FLAG_JOIN_FREQUENCY

#define NETWORK_FLAG_NEED_NOT_DEST

#define NETWORK_FLAG_POWERNET_DATANODE

#define NETWORK_FLAG_USE_DATATERMINAL

#define NET_COMMAND_RECALL_SHUTTLE

#define PACKET_ARG_PAGER_CLASS

#define PACKET_ARG_PAGER_MESSAGE

#define PACKET_IS_FOR_US(packet, us)

#define PKT_ARG_CALL_REASON

#define PKT_ARG_CMD

#define PKT_HEAD_DEST_ADDRESS

#define PKT_HEAD_NETCLASS

#define PKT_HEAD_SOURCE_ADDRESS

#define PKT_HEAD_VERSION

#define PKT_PROTOCOL_VEIP

#define RECEIVE_SIGNAL_CONTINUE

#define RECEIVE_SIGNAL_FINISHED