Game::~Game()
{
DestroyViews();
// XXX this shutdown sequence is critical:
// 1- RemoveBody marks the Player for removal from Space,
// 2- Space is destroyed, which actually goes through its removal list,
// removes the Player from Space and calls SetFrame(0) on it, which unlinks
// any references it has to other Space items
// 3- Player is destroyed
//
// note that because of the declaration order of m_space and m_player in Game,
// without these explicit Reset() calls, m_player would be deleted before m_space is,
// which causes problems because then when Space is destroyed it tries to reference
// the deleted Player object (to call SetFrame(0))
//
// ideally we'd split Player out into two objects, the physics part that
// is owned by the space, and the game part that holds all the player
// attributes and whatever else
m_space->RemoveBody(m_player.get());
m_space.reset();
m_player.reset();
m_galaxy->FlushCaches();
}
bool wxFrameManager::ReloadViews()
{
return false;
// TBD: ????
#if 0
if ( mSettingsFile == "" || !wxFileExists( mSettingsFile ) )
return false;
DestroyViews();
wxIOStreamWrapper stm;
stm.CreateForInput( mSettingsFile );
mStore.SetDataStream( stm );
DoSerialize( mStore );
return true;
#endif
}
wxFrameManager::~wxFrameManager()
{
SaveViewsNow();
DestroyViews();
}
