//===========================================================================================
///
///		     @brief	Replacement templates for the console object define/implement macros
///
///			@author James Steele
///
///           @date 6/8/2008
///
///	@note 1) These templates use typeid.  On Microsoft ( for PC at any rate) you can turn off
///          rtti support and it will still compile.  Not sure how this stands for other
///          compilers, such as the 360.  Anything GCC based will complain and throw
///          an error if you turn RTTI off though.
/// 
///
//============================================================================================


#ifndef D_CONSOLECLASSES_H
#define D_CONSOLECLASSES_H

#include <typeinfo>
#include "console/console.h"
#include "console/consoleobject.h"


/// The base console object template.
template<typename C, typename P, S32 F0=0, S32 F1=-1, S32 F2=0>
class IConsoleObject : public P
{
public:

	typedef C Class;
	typedef P Parent;
	typedef ConcreteClassRep<C> TConcreateClassRep;

	/// The type for this class.
	static TConcreateClassRep	dynClassRep;      

	/// Static call for getting the PARENT class type
	static AbstractClassRep*		
	getParentStaticClassRep()
	{
		return Parent::getStaticClassRep(); 
	}

	/// Static call for getting the class type
	static AbstractClassRep*		
	getStaticClassRep()
	{
		return &dynClassRep;
	}

	/// Instance call for getting the class type
	virtual AbstractClassRep*	
	getClassRep() const
	{
		return &Class::dynClassRep;
	}

	/// Nw property registration
	static void 
	initPersistFields(void)
	{
		// Empty!
	}

	/// Old property registration
	static void 
	consoleInit(void)
	{
		// Empty
	}
};

/// Template for objects that transmit data over the network
template<typename C, typename P>
class INetObject : public IConsoleObject<C, P, NetClassGroupGameMask, NetClassTypeObject>
{
};


/// Template for data blocks.
template<typename C, typename P>
class IDataBlock : public IConsoleObject<C, P, NetClassGroupGameMask, NetClassTypeDataBlock>
{
};



/// @note - The +6 is a bit hacky. Sorry about that, but it's to get rid of the "class " text at the start of the
/// name string.
template<typename C, typename P, S32 F0, S32 F1, S32 F2>
typename ConcreteClassRep<C> IConObjectBase<C,P,F0,F1,F2>::dynClassRep(typeid(C).name()+6, F0, F1, F2, P::getParentStaticClassRep());




#endif