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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  plNetResManager
//
//// Philosophy //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  "Cannot say. Saying, I would know. Do not know, so cannot say."
//                                              -- Zathras, "Babylon 5"
//
//  Normally, plResManager would be plenty for the servers and then some.
//  However, the normal resManager tries to do things smart, such as read in
//  keys from disk if they don't already exist and so forth. However, all the
//  servers care about is reading in enough of a key to be able to turn around
//  and write it back out to a stream. So, we overload ReadKeyAndReg() to just
//  read in a new key and return it. Our new key reffing system will guarantee
//  that the key eventually gets freed once we're done with it, and we don't
//  care about sharing keys because all we're interested in is the uoid anyway,
//  so no need to store the keys in the registry or anything.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include "plNetResManager.h"
#include "pnKeyedObject/plKeyImp.h"
#include "pnKeyedObject/plUoid.h"
#include "pnKeyedObject/hsKeyedObject.h"
#include "pnFactory/plCreatable.h"
#include "pnNetCommon/plNetApp.h"
#include "hsStream.h" 

plNetResManager::plNetResManager()
{
}

plNetResManager::~plNetResManager()
{
}

plCreatable* plNetResManager::IReadCreatable(hsStream* s) const
{
    uint16_t hClass = s->ReadLE16();
    if (plFactory::CanCreate(hClass))
    {
        plCreatable *pCre = plFactory::Create(hClass);
        if (!pCre)
            hsAssert( hClass == 0x8000, "Invalid creatable index" );

        return pCre;
    }

    plNetApp::StaticWarningMsg("NetResMgr::Can't create class %s", plFactory::GetNameOfClass(hClass));
    return nil;
}

void plNetResManager::IKeyReffed(plKeyImp* key) 
{
}

void plNetResManager::IKeyUnreffed(plKeyImp* key) 
{ 
    delete key; 
}
