Trinity::Legacy Namespace Reference

Enumerations
enum class	TypeID {   Object = 0 , Item = 1 , Container = 2 , Unit = 3 ,   Player = 4 , GameObject = 5 , DynamicObject = 6 , Corpse = 7 ,   AreaTrigger = 8 , SceneObject = 9 , Conversation = 10 , Max }

Functions
constexpr ::TypeID	ConvertLegacyTypeID (TypeID legacyTypeID)
constexpr TypeMask	ConvertLegacyTypeMask (uint32 legacyTypeMask)

Enumeration Type Documentation

TypeID

enum class Trinity::Legacy::TypeID

strong

Enumerator
Object
Item
Container
Unit
Player
GameObject
DynamicObject
Corpse
AreaTrigger
SceneObject
Conversation
Max

 {
 Object = 0,
 Item = 1,
 Container = 2,
 Unit = 3,
 Player = 4,
 GameObject = 5,
 DynamicObject = 6,
 Corpse = 7,
 AreaTrigger = 8,
 SceneObject = 9,
 Conversation = 10,
 Max
 };

Function Documentation

ConvertLegacyTypeID()

constexpr ::TypeID Trinity::Legacy::ConvertLegacyTypeID ( TypeID  legacyTypeID )

inlineconstexpr

 {
 switch (legacyTypeID)
 {
 case TypeID::Object:
 return TYPEID_OBJECT;
 case TypeID::Item:
 return TYPEID_ITEM;
 case TypeID::Container:
 return TYPEID_CONTAINER;
 case TypeID::Unit:
 return TYPEID_UNIT;
 case TypeID::Player:
 return TYPEID_PLAYER;
 case TypeID::GameObject:
 return TYPEID_GAMEOBJECT;
 case TypeID::DynamicObject:
 return TYPEID_DYNAMICOBJECT;
 case TypeID::Corpse:
 return TYPEID_CORPSE;
 case TypeID::AreaTrigger:
 return TYPEID_AREATRIGGER;
 case TypeID::SceneObject:
 return TYPEID_SCENEOBJECT;
 case TypeID::Conversation:
 return TYPEID_CONVERSATION;
 default:
 return TYPEID_OBJECT;
 }
 }

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ConvertLegacyTypeMask()

constexpr TypeMask Trinity::Legacy::ConvertLegacyTypeMask ( uint32  legacyTypeMask )

inlineconstexpr

 {
 uint32 typeMask = 0;
 for (TypeID i = TypeID::Object; i < TypeID::Max; i = TypeID(uint32(i) + 1))
 if (legacyTypeMask & (1 << uint32(i)))
 typeMask |= 1u << ConvertLegacyTypeID(i);
 
 return TypeMask(typeMask);
 }

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