Match Class Reference

Info about a match More...

Public Member Functions
override bool	Equals (object obj)
override int	GetHashCode ()
	Match (long matchID=-1, Dictionary< string, MatchData > matchData=null)
	Create a new match. More...
string	Serialize (int maxClients)
	Serialize the match for sending to the matchmaking server. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static bool	operator!= (Match obA, Match obB)
static bool	operator== (Match obA, Match obB)

Public Attributes
long	clientID
	The id of this particular client. More...
long	id
	The id of the match More...
Dictionary< string, MatchData >	matchData = new Dictionary<string, MatchData>()
	Data related to the match More...

Detailed Description

Info about a match

When you call CreateMatch() or GetMatchList() the Match object(s) will be created for you. matchData and clientID will not be set on clients until after the match is joined.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Match()

Match	(	long	matchID = -1,
		Dictionary< string, MatchData >	matchData = null
	)

Create a new match.

You should never need to do this yourself. Matches are constructed for you by the Matchmaking when you call CreateMatch() or GetMatchList()

Parameters

matchID
matchData

Member Function Documentation

Serialize()

string Serialize

(

int

maxClients

)

Serialize the match for sending to the matchmaking server.

Escapes quotes in the match name and serializes the data. You should not be using this directly unless really know what you're doing.

Parameters

maxClients

The maximum number of clients that will be allowed to join this match.

Returns

Member Data Documentation

clientID

long clientID

The id of this particular client.

This will be different for each client in the match. clientID is not set on clients until after the match is joined.

id

long id

The id of the match

This will be the same for all clients in the match.

matchData

Dictionary<string, MatchData> matchData = new Dictionary<string, MatchData>()

Data related to the match

This can be anything you want, but generally it is used to store the host's connection info.