void botConnect( int whichteam, int whichClass, char* name )
{
gedict_t *oself;
int ednum;
gedict_t *ent = &g_edicts[ednum = trap_AddBot( name, 0, 0, "base" )];
if ( ent == world )
{
G_sprint( self, 2, "cannot add bot\n" );
return;
}
oself = self;
self = ent;
self->bot_skin = whichClass;
self->bot_team = whichteam;
ClearAllWaypoints( );
ClearAllTargets( );
self->action = BOT_RESUPPLYING;
self->obs_time = 0;
self->oldAction = BOT_IDLE;
self = oself;
}
void GoForResupply()
{
if ( self->action == BOT_FIGHTING )
return;
self->action = BOT_RESUPPLYING;
ClearAllTargets();
ClearAllWaypoints();
self->s.v.button1 = 0;
self->s.v.button2 = 0;
}
//I am not happy with this:
//this function exists to deal with a specific problem with the
// destruction chain where we reference a SystemEntity (m_self), which
// also contains their TargetManager. The TargetManager object is
// not destroyed until the base SystemEntity is destroyed, but
// the SystemEntity pointer itself becomes invalid as soon as the
// first child class in its hierarchy (such as Client or NPC) are
// destroyed. Thus, all terminal children of SystemEntity must call
// this from their destructor.
void TargetManager::DoDestruction() {
if(!m_destroyed) {
ClearAllTargets(false);
}
}
