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VR-Forces 4.7 Class Documentation
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Contains the DtVrfTDLMessage class declaration. More...

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| DtVrfTDLMessageHeader () | |
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| DtNetU32 | myHeaderVersion |
| DtNetU32 | myMessageVersion |
| The version number of this header. | |
| DtNetU32 | myMessageType |
| The version of this message. | |
| DtNetU32 | myFixedSize |
| The VRF TDL message type. | |
| DtNetU32 | myVariableSize |
| The fixed size of the message. | |
| DtNetU32 | mySenderMarkingTextLength |
| The variable size of the message. | |
| DtNetU32 | mySenderUUIDLength |
| The length of the marking text that is to follow this structure (NOT null terminated) | |
| DtNetU64 | myTimeStamp |
| The length of the VRF UUID to follow this structure. | |
Contains the DtVrfTDLMessage class declaration.
The DtVrfTDLMessage is a base class message used to define VRF specific TDL messages. This class will only write out the header information, so, all base classes must call the super class representation to get network sizes
The recipient is not part of the data message. It is only used as a hint to the message transporter as to where to send it, and, the default is DtSimSendToAll This is the FIXED portion of the header of the TDL message. The header size could be variable based on the size of the variable content
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| DtNetU32 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::myHeaderVersion |
| DtNetU32 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::myMessageVersion |
The version number of this header.
| DtNetU32 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::myMessageType |
The version of this message.
| DtNetU32 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::myFixedSize |
The VRF TDL message type.
| DtNetU32 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::myVariableSize |
The fixed size of the message.
| DtNetU32 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::mySenderMarkingTextLength |
The variable size of the message.
| DtNetU32 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::mySenderUUIDLength |
The length of the marking text that is to follow this structure (NOT null terminated)
| DtNetU64 DtVrfTDLMessageHeader::myTimeStamp |
The length of the VRF UUID to follow this structure.