PeerMessage         PeerOS - Message class
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PeerMessage should answer:

  1. Decide exactly what you're trying to say, e.g., "Place camera here.".
  2. Decide exactly how you're going to store this information. What data structures do you need to store (or reference) to say it?
  3. Create a class to say this
  4. Inherit your class from PeerMessage and, probably, some lower-level utility class. For instance, the PeerOS test CM_Camera class holds a simple vector (3 floats):

  

class CM_Camera:
    public PeerMessage,
    public ImaginaryOgre3DCameraClass
  {
  private:
    float           m_position[3];
  public:
    CM_Camera(void)
        : PeerMessage()
        , ImaginaryOgre3DCameraClass()
    {
        m_position[0] = 0.111f;
        m_position[1] = 0.511f;
        m_position[2] = 0.666f;
    }
    float getPos(int _i) { return m_position[_i]; }
    void dispatch(PM_ReaderBase* handler)
    {
        dynamicDispatch(handler,this);
    }
  };

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