Added 'event_name' to event's kwargs

[Mahi]

Event's name is still required when registering the same callback for multiple events:

@Event('player_spawn', 'player_jump')
def on_event(**eargs):
    print('Player with userid of {userid} triggered {event_name}.'.format(**eargs))

I chose to use 'event_name' since it can still be grabbed in the parameters ('event name' could not be):

@Event('player_spawn')
def on_spawn(event_name, **eargs):
    pass

And simply using 'name' felt a little ambiguous.

[Mahi]

GameEvent objects also have is_local() and is_reliable() which are both ignored by KeyValues, but I left them out as I wasn't sure if they're relevant enough to be added to the dict.

[satoon101]

Good point. Thank you. I'm not sure about the other two, as well.

We "could" also pass the GameEvent object itself as a kwarg, which would fix the issue I noticed last night where we cannot directly duplicate the event anymore. Not sure how widely used that would be, though.

[Mahi]

I also thought about passing the GameEvent object as a kwarg, but I found very little (if any) use to it. What exactly do you mean by "directly duplicate the event"?

[satoon101]

events.manager.game_event_manager has a method to duplicate an event. It requires the GameEvent object to be passed.
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/src/core/modules/events/events_wrap.cpp#L244

It was mentioned in this thread of your's previously:
http://forums.sourcepython.com/showthread.php?727

However, as I said, I'm not sure how widely used it would even be. Creating a custom event instead, and passing in the kwargs would be just as good an option.