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Convert custom HeadSpin integer types to standard types from stdint.h

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Adam Johnson
2012-01-19 21:19:26 -05:00
parent a0d54e2644
commit 5027b5a4ac
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Sources/Plasma/NucleusLib/pnMessage/plEventCallbackMsg.h
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@ -67,10 +67,10 @@ protected:
public:
hsScalar fEventTime; // the time for time events
CallbackEvent fEvent; // the event
Int16 fIndex; // the index of the object we want the event to come from
int16_t fIndex; // the index of the object we want the event to come from
// (where applicable, required for sounds)
Int16 fRepeats; // -1 for infinite repeats, 0 for one call, no repeats
Int16 fUser; // User defined data, useful for keeping track of multiple callbacks
int16_t fRepeats; // -1 for infinite repeats, 0 for one call, no repeats
int16_t fUser; // User defined data, useful for keeping track of multiple callbacks
plEventCallbackMsg() : fEventTime(0.0f), fEvent((CallbackEvent)0), fRepeats(-1), fUser(0), fIndex(0) {;}
plEventCallbackMsg (const plKey &s,
@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ public:
plMessage(s, r, t),
fEventTime(0.0f), fEvent((CallbackEvent)0), fRepeats(-1), fUser(0), fIndex(0) {;}
plEventCallbackMsg(const plKey &receiver, CallbackEvent e, int idx=0, hsScalar t=0, Int16 repeats=-1, UInt16 user=0) :
plEventCallbackMsg(const plKey &receiver, CallbackEvent e, int idx=0, hsScalar t=0, int16_t repeats=-1, uint16_t user=0) :
plMessage(nil, receiver, nil), fEvent(e), fIndex(idx), fEventTime(t), fRepeats(repeats), fUser(user) {}
~plEventCallbackMsg(){;}
@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ public:
{
plMessage::IMsgWrite(stream, mgr);
stream->WriteLEFloat(fEventTime);
stream->WriteLE16((Int16)fEvent);
stream->WriteLE16((int16_t)fEvent);
stream->WriteLE16(fIndex);
stream->WriteLE16(fRepeats);
stream->WriteLE16(fUser);