SpottedObject Class Reference

#include <SpottedObject.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	SpottedObject ()
	SpottedObject (Unit *mUnit)
	SpottedObject (Position pos)
bool	isActive ()
void	setInactive ()
int	getUnitID ()
UnitType	getType ()
Position	getPosition ()
TilePosition	getTilePosition ()
bool	isAt (TilePosition tilePos)
double	getDistance (Position pos)
double	getDistance (TilePosition tilePos)

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Detailed Description

The SpottedObject class is a help class for the ExplorationManager. It contains all details about a spotted enemy unit or neutral resource.

Author: Johan Hagelback (johan.hagelback@gmail.com)

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SpottedObject::SpottedObject

(

)

Default constructor. Should not be used.

SpottedObject::SpottedObject

(

Unit *

mUnit

)

Creates an object from a unit reference.

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SpottedObject::SpottedObject

(

Position

pos

)

Creates a spotted object from an interesting position.

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Member Function Documentation

double SpottedObject::getDistance

(

Position

pos

)

Returns the distance between the spotted object and a position

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double SpottedObject::getDistance

(

TilePosition

tilePos

)

Returns the distance between the spotted object and a tileposition

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Position SpottedObject::getPosition

(

)

Returns the position of the spotted unit.

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TilePosition SpottedObject::getTilePosition

(

)

Returns the tileposition of the spotted unit.

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UnitType SpottedObject::getType

(

)

Returns the type of the spotted unit.

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int SpottedObject::getUnitID

(

)

Returns the unique id of the spotted unit.

bool SpottedObject::isActive

(

)

Returns true if this SpottedObject is active, false if not.

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bool SpottedObject::isAt

(

TilePosition

tilePos

)

Returns true if the SpottedObject is at this TilePosition.

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void SpottedObject::setInactive

(

)

Sets this SpottedObject as inactive, i.e. it is probably destroyed.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• BTHAI/SCProjects/BTHAIModule/Source/SpottedObject.h
• BTHAI/SCProjects/BTHAIModule/Source/SpottedObject.cpp