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class | RakNet::RPC3 |
The RPC3 plugin allows you to call remote functions as if they were local functions, using the standard function call syntax. More... | |
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enum | RakNet::RPCErrorCodes { RakNet::RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_NOT_REGISTERED, RakNet::RPC_ERROR_NETWORK_ID_MANAGER_UNAVAILABLE, RakNet::RPC_ERROR_OBJECT_DOES_NOT_EXIST, RakNet::RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_INDEX_OUT_OF_RANGE, RakNet::RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_NOT_REGISTERED, RakNet::RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_NO_LONGER_REGISTERED, RakNet::RPC_ERROR_CALLING_CPP_AS_C, RakNet::RPC_ERROR_CALLING_C_AS_CPP } |
Error codes returned by a remote system as to why an RPC function call cannot execute. More... |
Error codes returned by a remote system as to why an RPC function call cannot execute.
Error code follows packet ID ID_RPC_REMOTE_ERROR, that is packet->data[1]
Name of the function will be appended starting at packet->data[2]
RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_NOT_REGISTERED | Named function was not registered with RegisterFunction(). Check your spelling. |
RPC_ERROR_NETWORK_ID_MANAGER_UNAVAILABLE | RPC3::SetNetworkIDManager() was not called, and it must be called to call a C++ object member. |
RPC_ERROR_OBJECT_DOES_NOT_EXIST | Cannot execute C++ object member call because the object specified by SetRecipientObject() does not exist on this system. |
RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_INDEX_OUT_OF_RANGE | Internal error, index optimization for function lookup does not exist. |
RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_NOT_REGISTERED | Named function was not registered with RegisterFunction(). Check your spelling. |
RPC_ERROR_FUNCTION_NO_LONGER_REGISTERED | Named function was registered, but later unregistered with UnregisterFunction() and can no longer be called. |
RPC_ERROR_CALLING_CPP_AS_C | SetRecipientObject() was not called before Call(), but the registered pointer is a class member If you intended to call a class member function, call SetRecipientObject() with a valid object first. |
RPC_ERROR_CALLING_C_AS_CPP | SetRecipientObject() was called before Call(), but RegisterFunction() was called with isObjectMember=false If you intended to call a C function, call SetRecipientObject(UNASSIGNED_NETWORK_ID) first. |