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CKeyQueue Class Reference
[Game logic (frontend + backend connection)]

CKeyQueue is used to introduce a certain amount of negative or positive lag to keystrokes. More...

#include <Game.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	CKeyQueue ()
	~CKeyQueue ()
void	Reset ()
void	EnqueueKey (int a_iAtTime, int a_iPlayer, int a_iKey, bool a_bDown)
void	DequeueKeys (int a_iToTime)
	If.
Protected Types
typedef std::list< SEnqueuedKey >	TEnqueuedKeyList
Protected Attributes
TEnqueuedKeyList	m_oKeys
Classes
struct	SEnqueuedKey

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Detailed Description

CKeyQueue is used to introduce a certain amount of negative or positive lag to keystrokes.

The keys are sent to the backend and the remote site set to a future time. The time is measured in the backend's game ticks. So if the current key is pressed at game time 80, and enqueued to game time 90, there will be an artificial lag of 10 game ticks.

The actual length of game ticks depends on the game speed (set in the menu), for a normal game its 1000/80 = 12.5 ms. This artificial lag is useful for network games.

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Member Typedef Documentation

typedef std::list<SEnqueuedKey> CKeyQueue::TEnqueuedKeyList [protected]

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CKeyQueue::CKeyQueue (   )

CKeyQueue::~CKeyQueue (   )

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Member Function Documentation

void CKeyQueue::DequeueKeys (  int  a_iToTime  )

If.

void CKeyQueue::EnqueueKey (  int  a_iAtTime, int  a_iPlayer, int  a_iKey, bool  a_bDown )

void CKeyQueue::Reset (   )

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Member Data Documentation

TEnqueuedKeyList CKeyQueue::m_oKeys [protected]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Game.h
• Game.cpp

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