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/*
 *  Copyright 2013 by The Cogchar Project (www.cogchar.org).
 * 
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package org.cogchar.lifter.model.action

import org.appdapter.core.name.FreeIdent
import org.cogchar.impl.web.config.{WebControlImpl, LiftConfig}
import org.cogchar.impl.web.config.{LiftAmbassador}
import org.cogchar.name.lifter.{ActionStrings}
import org.cogchar.impl.web.wire.{LifterState}
import scala.collection.mutable.ArrayBuffer

// A handler for action URIs consisting of a robot animation
// Currently, we create a "ThingAction" repo update on the URI
// Should SceneTriggerHandler be absorbed into this?
// Should this be absorbed into a general structure for creating "ThingAction" updates for general Lifter actions?
class RobotAnimationHandler(liftAmb: LiftAmbassador) extends AbstractLifterActionHandler(liftAmb) {

  override protected val matchingPrefixes = ArrayBuffer(ActionStrings.p_anim)
  
  override protected def handleAction(sessionId:String, slotNum:Int, control:WebControlImpl, input:Array[String]) {
	val success = myLiftAmbassador.sendActionViaRepo(control.action, sessionId)
  }
  
}