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Kayne Ruse 7bb5e8ce0d Moving client and player data into manager classes
Remember: anything with "manager" in its name organizes a number of other
objects, as far as I'm concerned.

I'll eventually have a database connection in the PlayerManager class;
this'll make it easier to manage the database.
2014-03-02 23:20:37 +11:00

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/* Copyright: (c) Kayne Ruse 2014
*
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#include "player_manager.hpp"
int PlayerManager::HandlePlayerCreation(std::string name, std::string avatar) {
//
}
int PlayerManager::HandlePlayerDeletion(int uniqueID) {
//
}
int PlayerManager::HandlePlayerLoad(int uniqueID, int clientIndex) {
//
}
int PlayerManager::HandlePlayerUnload(int uniqueID) {
//
}
PlayerEntry* PlayerManager::GetPlayer(int uniqueID) {
for (auto& it : playerMap) {
if (it.first == uniqueID) {
return &it.second;
}
}
return nullptr;
}
void PlayerManager::Update(double delta) {
for (auto& it : playerMap) {
it.second.position += it.second.motion * delta;
}
}