AtomicGameEngine/Source/ThirdParty/kNet/src/NetworkMessage.cpp

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/** @file NetworkMessage.cpp
	@brief Represents a serializable network message. */

#include <string.h>

#include "kNet/DebugMemoryLeakCheck.h"
#include "kNet/NetworkMessage.h"

namespace kNet
{

NetworkMessage::NetworkMessage()
:data(0),
priority(0),
id(0),
contentID(0),
reliable(true),
inOrder(true),
obsolete(false),
receivedPacketID(0),
messageNumber(0),
reliableMessageNumber(0),
sendCount(0),
fragmentIndex(0),
dataCapacity(0),
dataSize(0),
transfer(0)
{
}

NetworkMessage::NetworkMessage(const NetworkMessage &rhs)
{
	*this = rhs;
}

NetworkMessage &NetworkMessage::operator=(const NetworkMessage &rhs)
{
	if (this == &rhs)
		return *this;

	Resize(rhs.Size());
	memcpy(data, rhs.data, rhs.Size());
	priority = rhs.priority;
	id = rhs.id;
	contentID = rhs.contentID;
	reliable = rhs.reliable;
	inOrder = rhs.inOrder;
	obsolete = rhs.obsolete;

	// We could also copy the remaining fields messageNumber, reliableMessageNumber, sendCount and fragmentIndex,
	// but those don't have a specified meaning at the moment the message is being crafted, so don't.
	// Once the message has been queued for sending, deep copies of it will not be performed.

	return *this;
}

NetworkMessage::~NetworkMessage()
{
	delete[] data;
}

void NetworkMessage::Resize(size_t newBytes, bool discard)
{
	// Remember how much data is actually being used.
	dataSize = newBytes;

	if (newBytes <= dataCapacity)
		return; // No need to reallocate, we can fit the requested amount of bytes.

	char *newData = new char[newBytes];
	if (!discard)
		memcpy(newData, data, dataCapacity);

	delete[] data;
	data = newData;
	dataCapacity = newBytes;
}

} // ~kNet