#include <AutoRPC.h>

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Classes
struct	LocalRPCFunction
struct	RemoteRPCFunction
struct	RPCIdentifier
Public Member Functions
	AutoRPC ()
virtual	~AutoRPC ()
void	SetNetworkIDManager (NetworkIDManager *idMan)
bool	RegisterFunction (const char uniqueIdentifier, void functionPtr, bool isObjectMember, char parameterCount=-1)
bool	UnregisterFunction (const char *uniqueIdentifier, bool isObjectMember)
void	SetTimestamp (RakNetTime timeStamp)
void	SetSendParams (PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel)
void	SetRecipientAddress (AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast)
void	SetRecipientObject (NetworkID networkID)
RakNet::BitStream *	SetOutgoingExtraData (void)
RakNetTime	GetLastSenderTimestamp (void) const
SystemAddress	GetLastSenderAddress (void) const
RakPeerInterface *	GetRakPeer (void) const
	Returns the instance of RakPeer this plugin was attached to.
const char *	GetCurrentExecution (void) const
RakNet::BitStream *	GetIncomingExtraData (void)
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier)
template<class P1 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1)
template<class P1 , class P2 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1, P2 p2)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5, P6 p6)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5, P6 p6, P7 p7)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 , class P8 >
bool	Call (const char *uniqueIdentifier, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5, P6 p6, P7 p7, P8 p8)
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID)
template<class P1 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1)
template<class P1 , class P2 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1, P2 p2)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5, P6 p6)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5, P6 p6, P7 p7)
template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 , class P8 >
bool	CallExplicit (const char *uniqueIdentifier, RakNetTime timeStamp, PacketPriority priority, PacketReliability reliability, char orderingChannel, const AddressOrGUID systemIdentifier, bool broadcast, NetworkID networkID, P1 p1, P2 p2, P3 p3, P4 p4, P5 p5, P6 p6, P7 p7, P8 p8)
bool	SendCall (const char uniqueIdentifier, const char stack, unsigned int bytesOnStack, char parameterCount)
Static Public Member Functions
static int	RemoteRPCFunctionComp (const RPCIdentifier &key, const RemoteRPCFunction &data)
Protected Member Functions
void	OnAttach (void)
virtual PluginReceiveResult	OnReceive (Packet *packet)
virtual void	OnAutoRPCCall (SystemAddress systemAddress, unsigned char *data, unsigned int lengthInBytes)
virtual void	OnRPCRemoteIndex (SystemAddress systemAddress, unsigned char *data, unsigned int lengthInBytes)
virtual void	OnRPCUnknownRemoteIndex (SystemAddress systemAddress, unsigned char *data, unsigned int lengthInBytes, RakNetTime timestamp)
virtual void	OnClosedConnection (SystemAddress systemAddress, RakNetGUID rakNetGUID, PI2_LostConnectionReason lostConnectionReason)
virtual void	OnRakPeerShutdown (void)
	Called when RakPeer is shutdown.
void	Clear (void)
void	SendError (SystemAddress target, unsigned char errorCode, const char *functionName)
unsigned	GetLocalFunctionIndex (RPCIdentifier identifier)
bool	GetRemoteFunctionIndex (SystemAddress systemAddress, RPCIdentifier identifier, unsigned int outerIndex, unsigned int innerIndex)
Protected Attributes
DataStructures::List < LocalRPCFunction >	localFunctions
DataStructures::Map < SystemAddress, DataStructures::OrderedList < RPCIdentifier, RemoteRPCFunction, AutoRPC::RemoteRPCFunctionComp > * >	remoteFunctions
RakNetTime	outgoingTimestamp
PacketPriority	outgoingPriority
PacketReliability	outgoingReliability
char	outgoingOrderingChannel
AddressOrGUID	outgoingSystemIdentifier
bool	outgoingBroadcast
NetworkID	outgoingNetworkID
RakNet::BitStream	outgoingExtraData
RakNetTime	incomingTimeStamp
SystemAddress	incomingSystemAddress
RakNet::BitStream	incomingExtraData
NetworkIDManager *	networkIdManager
char	currentExecution [512]

Detailed Description

Deprecated:: See RakNet::RPC3

The AutoRPC plugin allows you to call remote functions as if they were local functions, using the standard function call syntax No serialization or deserialization is needed. Advantages are that this is easier to use than regular RPC system. Disadvantages is that all parameters must be passable on the stack using memcpy (shallow copy). For other types of parameters, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData() Pointers are automatically dereferenced and the contents copied with memcpy Use the old system, or regular message passing, if you need greater flexibility

Definition at line 169 of file AutoRPC.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AutoRPC::AutoRPC ( )

Definition at line 31 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

AutoRPC::~AutoRPC ( ) [virtual]

Definition at line 44 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call ( const char * uniqueIdentifier ) [inline]

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 258 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 284 of file AutoRPC.h.

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bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 297 of file AutoRPC.h.

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bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 310 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 323 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5,
		P6	p6
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 336 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5,
		P6	p6,
		P7	p7
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 349 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 , class P8 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5,
		P6	p6,
		P7	p7,
		P8	p8
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 362 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::Call	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		P1	p1
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

[in] uniqueIdentifier parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 271 of file AutoRPC.h.

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bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 381 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 405 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 429 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 453 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 477 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 , class P8 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5,
		P6	p6,
		P7	p7,
		P8	p8
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 573 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 501 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5,
		P6	p6
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 525 of file AutoRPC.h.

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template<class P1 , class P2 , class P3 , class P4 , class P5 , class P6 , class P7 >

bool RakNet::AutoRPC::CallExplicit	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		RakNetTime	timeStamp,
		PacketPriority	priority,
		PacketReliability	reliability,
		char	orderingChannel,
		const AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		P1	p1,
		P2	p2,
		P3	p3,
		P4	p4,
		P5	p5,
		P6	p6,
		P7	p7
	)			`[inline]`

Calls a remote function, using whatever was last passed to SetTimestamp(), SetSendParams(), SetRecipientAddress(), and SetRecipientObject() Passed parameter(s), if any, are passed via memcpy and pushed on the stack for the remote function

Note:: This ONLY works with variables that are passable via memcpy! If you need more flexibility, use SetOutgoingExtraData() and GetIncomingExtraData(); The this pointer, for this instance of AutoRPC, is pushed as the last parameter on the stack. See AutoRPCSample.ccp for an example of this

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	parameter of the same name passed to RegisterFunction() on the remote system
`[in]`	timeStamp	See SetTimestamp()
`[in]`	priority	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	reliability	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	orderingChannel	See SetSendParams()
`[in]`	systemAddress	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	broadcast	See SetRecipientAddress()
`[in]`	networkID	See SetRecipientObject()

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 549 of file AutoRPC.h.

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void AutoRPC::Clear ( void ) [protected]

Definition at line 653 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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const char * AutoRPC::GetCurrentExecution ( void ) const

Returns the currently running RPC call identifier, set from RegisterFunction::uniqueIdentifier Returns an empty string "" if none

Returns:: which RPC call is currently running

Definition at line 140 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

RakNet::BitStream * AutoRPC::GetIncomingExtraData ( void )

Gets the bitstream written to via SetOutgoingExtraData(). Data is updated with each incoming function call

Returns:: A bitstream you can read from with extra data that was written with SetOutgoingExtraData();

Definition at line 144 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

SystemAddress AutoRPC::GetLastSenderAddress ( void ) const

Returns the system address of the last system to send us a received function call Equivalent to the old system RPCParameters::sender

Returns:: Last system to send an RPC call using this system

Definition at line 132 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

RakNetTime AutoRPC::GetLastSenderTimestamp ( void ) const

If the last received function call has a timestamp included, it is stored and can be retrieved with this function.

Returns:: 0 if the last call did not have a timestamp, else non-zero

Definition at line 128 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

unsigned AutoRPC::GetLocalFunctionIndex ( AutoRPC::RPCIdentifier identifier ) [protected]

Definition at line 676 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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RakPeerInterface * AutoRPC::GetRakPeer ( void ) const

Returns the instance of RakPeer this plugin was attached to.

Definition at line 136 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

bool AutoRPC::GetRemoteFunctionIndex	(	SystemAddress	systemAddress,
		AutoRPC::RPCIdentifier	identifier,
		unsigned int *	outerIndex,
		unsigned int *	innerIndex
	)			`[protected]`

Definition at line 687 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::OnAttach ( void ) [protected, virtual]

Called when the interface is attached

Parameters:

[in] peer the instance of RakPeer that is calling Receive

Reimplemented from PluginInterface2.

Definition at line 251 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::OnAutoRPCCall	(	SystemAddress	systemAddress,
		unsigned char *	data,
		unsigned int	lengthInBytes
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 316 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::OnClosedConnection	(	SystemAddress	systemAddress,
		RakNetGUID	rakNetGUID,
		PI2_LostConnectionReason	lostConnectionReason
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Called when a connection is dropped because the user called RakPeer::CloseConnection() for a particular system

Parameters:

`[in]`	systemAddress	The system whose connection was closed
`[in]`	rakNetGuid	The guid of the specified system
`[in]`	lostConnectionReason	How the connection was closed: manually, connection lost, or notification of disconnection

Reimplemented from PluginInterface2.

Definition at line 298 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::OnRakPeerShutdown ( void ) [protected, virtual]

Called when RakPeer is shutdown.

Reimplemented from PluginInterface2.

Definition at line 649 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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PluginReceiveResult AutoRPC::OnReceive ( Packet * packet ) [protected, virtual]

OnReceive is called for every packet.

Parameters:

[in] packet the packet that is being returned to the user

Returns:: True to allow the game and other plugins to get this message, false to absorb it

Reimplemented from PluginInterface2.

Definition at line 258 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::OnRPCRemoteIndex	(	SystemAddress	systemAddress,
		unsigned char *	data,
		unsigned int	lengthInBytes
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 514 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::OnRPCUnknownRemoteIndex	(	SystemAddress	systemAddress,
		unsigned char *	data,
		unsigned int	lengthInBytes,
		RakNetTime	timestamp
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 560 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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bool AutoRPC::RegisterFunction	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		void *	functionPtr,
		bool	isObjectMember,
		char	parameterCount = `-1`
	)

Registers a function pointer to be callable given an identifier for the pointer

Parameters:

`[in]`	uniqueIdentifier	String identifying the function. Recommended that this is the name of the function
`[in]`	functionPtr	Pointer to the function. For C, just pass the name of the function. For C++, use ARPC_REGISTER_CPP_FUNCTION
`[in]`	isObjectMember	false if a C function. True if a member function of an object (C++)
`[in]`	parameterCount	Optional parameter to tell the system how many parameters this function has. If specified, and the wrong number of parameters are called by the remote system, the call is rejected. -1 indicates undefined

Returns:: True on success, false on uniqueIdentifier already used.

Definition at line 52 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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int AutoRPC::RemoteRPCFunctionComp	(	const RPCIdentifier &	key,
		const RemoteRPCFunction &	data
	)			`[static]`

Definition at line 22 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

bool AutoRPC::SendCall	(	const char *	uniqueIdentifier,
		const char *	stack,
		unsigned int	bytesOnStack,
		char	parameterCount
	)

Definition at line 148 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::SendError	(	SystemAddress	target,
		unsigned char	errorCode,
		const char *	functionName
	)			`[protected]`

Definition at line 641 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::SetNetworkIDManager ( NetworkIDManager * idMan )

Sets the network ID manager to use for object lookup Required to call C++ object member functions via SetRecipientObject()

Parameters:

[in] idMan Pointer to the network ID manager to use

Definition at line 48 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

RakNet::BitStream * AutoRPC::SetOutgoingExtraData ( void )

Write extra data to pass for all following calls to Call() Use BitStream::Reset to clear extra data. Don't forget to do this or you will waste bandwidth.

Returns:: A bitstream you can write to to send extra data with each following call to Call()

Definition at line 124 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

void AutoRPC::SetRecipientAddress	(	AddressOrGUID	systemIdentifier,
		bool	broadcast
	)

Set system to send to for all following calls to Call() Defaults to UNASSIGNED_SYSTEM_ADDRESS, broadcast=true

Parameters:

`[in]`	systemIdentifier	See RakPeer::Send()
`[in]`	broadcast	See RakPeer::Send()

Definition at line 115 of file AutoRPC.cpp.

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void AutoRPC::SetRecipientObject ( NetworkID networkID )

Set the NetworkID to pass for all following calls to Call() Defaults to UNASSIGNED_NETWORK_ID (none) If set, the remote function will be considered a C++ function, e.g. an object member function If set to UNASSIGNED_NETWORK_ID (none), the remote function will be considered a C function If this is set incorrectly, you will get back either RPC_ERROR_CALLING_C_AS_CPP or RPC_ERROR_CALLING_CPP_AS_C