DieFlags Enumeration

Metadata attached to a DieResult.

• Namespace: Dice
• Assembly: DiceRoller (in DiceRoller.dll)

Syntax

[Flags]
public enum DieFlags

Members

Member name	Description
Critical	Indicates the die was a critical, meant for display purposes.
Fumble	Indicates the die was a fumble, meant for display purposes.
Success	Indicates the die counted as a success.
Failure	Indicates the die counted as a failure.
Dropped	Indicates the die result was not kept (dropped).
Extra	Indicates the die was added due to an explosion or reroll, and was not one of the original dice rolled. May appear on Literal dice to indicate it is a placeholder number (such as a placeholder 0 when no dice are rolled).
Macro	Indicates the die was generated as part of a macro.

Extension Methods

	Name	Description
	IsRoll()	Determines whether or not the DieType represents a roll.

Remarks

This metadata is not used internally, but may be useful to expose to the end user by changing how die results are displayed appropriately. A die can be both a Critical and a Fumble at the same time, depending on the value of the critical/fumble extras. A die cannot be a success and failure at the same time. If no critical/fumble extras are specified, a die is considered a critical if it rolls its maximum result and a fumble if it rolls its minimum result.

When implementing custom functions, it is worthwhile to check for the Dropped flag so that dropped dice can be handled appropriately. For example, implementing a custom sum() function should probably not add the values of dropped dice.