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MAK Legion 1.1 API Documentation
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An attribute set descriptor describes a group of attributes that are treated as a single set of data this may be an entity, an IFF, a radio, etc. More...
Collaboration diagram for Legion::AttributeSetDescriptor:Public Attributes | |
| std::string | attributeSetName |
| UInt32 | exptectedInstances |
| AttributeSetDependency | dependency |
| std::vector< AttributeDescriptor > | attributeDescriptors |
An attribute set descriptor describes a group of attributes that are treated as a single set of data this may be an entity, an IFF, a radio, etc.
An attribute set descriptor describes a group of attributes that are treated as a single set of data. The attribute set name is used to generate its ID. Expected instances is the expected number of instances of this type of object that will exist during runtime, but is only a recommendation for initial memory allocation. If more instances get created the internal structures will grow to meet the need.
| std::vector<AttributeDescriptor> Legion::AttributeSetDescriptor::attributeDescriptors |
Referenced by registerCustomAttributeSet().
| std::string Legion::AttributeSetDescriptor::attributeSetName |
Referenced by registerCustomAttributeSet().
| AttributeSetDependency Legion::AttributeSetDescriptor::dependency |
| UInt32 Legion::AttributeSetDescriptor::exptectedInstances |
Referenced by registerCustomAttributeSet().