Tekkotsu: SoundManagerMsg Struct Reference

Definition at line 8 of file SoundManagerMsg.h.


Private Types
typedef unsigned short	Snd_ID
	the type to use when referring to Sounds
	add
	indicates a new sound to be played
	del
	indicates the sound with id should be stopped
	wakeup
	indicates that it's time to start sending sounds to the system
	unknown
	initial value for type until one of the others is assigned
enum	MsgType { add, del, wakeup, unknown }
	Denotes what type of message this is. More...
Private Member Functions
	SoundManagerMsg ()
	constructor
virtual	~SoundManagerMsg ()
	virtual destructor
Snd_ID	getID () const
	Accessor for the id number, set by SoundManager.
void	setAdd (Snd_ID sndid, unsigned int sndsn)
	Sets up the header as an add message.
void	setDelete (RCRegion *rcregion)
	Sets up the header as an erase message.
void	setWakeup ()
	Sets up the header as a wakeup message.
	SoundManagerMsg (const SoundManagerMsg &)
	don't call
SoundManagerMsg	operator= (const SoundManagerMsg &)
	don't call
Private Attributes
enum SoundManagerMsg::MsgType	type
	Denotes what type of message this is indicates how this message should be processed.
Snd_ID	id
	The id of the sound this is in reference to.
RCRegion *	region
	The RCRegion to free, if it's a deletion.
unsigned int	sn
	The serial number of the sound this is in reference to, see SoundManager::sn.
Friends
class	SoundManager

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum SoundManagerMsg::MsgType [private]

Denotes what type of message this is.

Enumerator:

add	indicates a new sound to be played
del	indicates the sound with id should be stopped
wakeup	indicates that it's time to start sending sounds to the system
unknown	initial value for type until one of the others is assigned

Definition at line 16 of file SoundManagerMsg.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

virtual SoundManagerMsg::~SoundManagerMsg ( ) [inline, private, virtual]

virtual destructor

doesn't do anything, but don't remove it, otherwise this would no longer be a virtual base class

Definition at line 37 of file SoundManagerMsg.h.

SoundManagerMsg Struct Reference