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If you have questions concerning this license or the applicable additional terms, you may contact in writing id Software LLC, c/o ZeniMax Media Inc., Suite 120, Rockville, Maryland 20850 USA. =========================================================================== */ #ifndef __CALLBACK_H__ #define __CALLBACK_H__ /* ================================================================================================ This file defines a set of template functors for generating callbacks, specifically the OnChange handlers in the CVar system. ================================================================================================ */ /* ================================================ idCallback ================================================ */ class idCallback { public: virtual ~idCallback() {} virtual void Call() = 0; virtual idCallback* Clone() const = 0; }; /* ================================================ idCallbackStatic Callback class that forwards the call to a c-style function ================================================ */ class idCallbackStatic : public idCallback { public: idCallbackStatic( void ( *f )() ) { this->f = f; } void Call() { f(); } idCallback* Clone() const { //idScopedGlobalHeap everythingHereGoesInTheGlobalHeap; return new( TAG_FUNC_CALLBACK ) idCallbackStatic( f ); } private: void ( *f )(); }; /* ================================================ idCallbackBindMem Callback class that forwards the call to a member function ================================================ */ template< class T > class idCallbackBindMem : public idCallback { public: idCallbackBindMem( T* t, void ( T::*f )() ) { this->t = t; this->f = f; } void Call() { ( t->*f )(); } idCallback* Clone() const { return new( TAG_FUNC_CALLBACK ) idCallbackBindMem( t, f ); } private: T* t; void ( T::*f )(); }; /* ================================================ idCallbackBindMemArg1 Callback class that forwards the call to a member function with an additional constant parameter ================================================ */ template< class T, typename A1 > class idCallbackBindMemArg1 : public idCallback { public: idCallbackBindMemArg1( T* t_, void ( T::*f_ )( A1 ), A1 a1_ ) : t( t_ ), f( f_ ), a1( a1_ ) { } void Call() { ( t->*f )( a1 ); } idCallback* Clone() const { return new( TAG_FUNC_CALLBACK ) idCallbackBindMemArg1( t, f, a1 ); } private: T* t; void ( T::*f )( A1 ); A1 a1; // hack to get to compile on the 360 with reference arguments // with this on the PC, the MakeCallback function fails compilation because it's returning a copy // therefore, the Arg1 callbacks can't have arguments that are references //DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN( idCallbackBindMemArg1 ); }; /* ================================================================================================ These are needed because we can't derive the type of an object from the type passed to the constructor. If it weren't for these, we'd have to manually specify the type: idCallbackBindMem( this, &idFoo::MyFunction ); becomes: MakeCallback( this, &idFoo::MyFunction ); ================================================================================================ */ /* ======================== MakeCallback ======================== */ ID_INLINE_EXTERN idCallbackStatic MakeCallback( void ( *f )( void ) ) { return idCallbackStatic( f ); } /* ======================== MakeCallback ======================== */ template < class T > ID_INLINE_EXTERN idCallbackBindMem MakeCallback( T* t, void ( T::*f )( void ) ) { return idCallbackBindMem( t, f ); } /* ======================== MakeCallback ======================== */ template < class T, typename A1 > ID_INLINE_EXTERN idCallbackBindMemArg1 MakeCallback( T* t, void ( T::*f )( A1 ), A1 a1 ) { return idCallbackBindMemArg1( t, f, a1 ); } #endif // __CALLBACK_H__