A peer represents a single, multichannel connection between a client and a host. More...

#include <NetData.hpp>

Public Types
enum	State { Disconnected, Connecting, AcknowledingConnect, PendingConnect, Succeeded, Connected, DisconnectLater, Disconnecting, AcknowledingDisconnect, Zombie }
	<Mean round trip time in milliseconds of a reliable packet

Public Member Functions
template<typename T = _ENetPeer>
std::string	getAddress () const

template<typename T = _ENetPeer>
sf::Uint16	getPort () const
	<String containing the IPv4 address

template<typename T = _ENetPeer>
sf::Uint64	getID () const
	<Port number

template<typename T = _ENetPeer>
sf::Uint32	getRoundTripTime () const
	<Unique ID

template<typename T = _ENetPeer>
State	getState () const

bool	operator== (const NetPeer &other) const
	<Current state of the peer

bool	operator!= (const NetPeer &other) const

	operator bool () const

template<typename T = _ENetPeer>
void	setPeer (T *peer)

const void *	getPeer () const

void	reset ()

template<>
std::string	getAddress () const

template<>
sf::Uint16	getPort () const

template<>
sf::Uint64	getID () const

template<>
sf::Uint32	getRoundTripTime () const

template<>
NetPeer::State	getState () const

template<>
void	setPeer (_ENetPeer *peer)

Detailed Description

A peer represents a single, multichannel connection between a client and a host.

Public Types