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Also, why not [[IsElementWithinColShape]]? --[[User:Wielebny|Wielebny]] 18:44, 24 June 2013 (UTC) | Also, why not [[IsElementWithinColShape]]? --[[User:Wielebny|Wielebny]] 18:44, 24 June 2013 (UTC) | ||
You are right, the result would never be freed if an element is destroyed inside the colshape, and I'm working on the restart-proof code. | |||
By the way, The only reason why I didn't overwrite the function [[isElementWithinColShape]] is because that function check if the element is in a specific colshape, where as this function checks whether the element is in '''A''' colshape. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:40, 12 July 2013
I don't consider this example very well written. In case that player element enters the colshape, and then disconnects, the inColShape[player_element] will never be freed, resulting in memory leak.
Besides, this code isn't restart-proof and can't handle more than one colshape.
Also, why not IsElementWithinColShape? --Wielebny 18:44, 24 June 2013 (UTC)
You are right, the result would never be freed if an element is destroyed inside the colshape, and I'm working on the restart-proof code. By the way, The only reason why I didn't overwrite the function isElementWithinColShape is because that function check if the element is in a specific colshape, where as this function checks whether the element is in A colshape.