#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "SoccerTypes.h"
#include "Parse.h"
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ostream & | operator<< (ostream &os, Time t) |
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const char * | ObjectNames [] |
File: SoccerTypes.C Project: Robocup Soccer Simulation Team: UvA Trilearn 2001 Authors: Jelle Kok and Remco de Boer Created: 28/11/2000 Last Revision: 06/01/2002 Contents: This file contains the different enumerations and constants that are important in the Soccer Server. Furthermore it contains the class SoccerCommand which is used to denote the different possible soccer commands and the class SoccerTypes that contains all kind of static methods to translate text strings that are received from the server into the soccer types (=enumerations) that are defined here. Finally it contains the Time class which holds a two-tuple that represents the time in the soccer server.
Definition in file SoccerTypes.C.
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Overloaded version of the C++ output operator for a Time class. This operator makes it possible to use Time objects in output statements (e.g. cout << t). The current cycle and the stopped time are printed in the format (t1,t2).
Definition at line 423 of file SoccerTypes.C. References Time::getTime(), and Time::getTimeStopped(). |
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Initial value: { "(b)", "(g l)", "(g r)", "(g ?)", "(l l)", "(l r)", "(l b)", "(l t)", "(f l t)", "(f t l 50)", "(f t l 40)", "(f t l 30)", "(f t l 20)", "(f t l 10)", "(f t 0)", "(f c t)", "(f t r 10)", "(f t r 20)", "(f t r 30)", "(f t r 40)", "(f t r 50)", "(f r t)" , "(f r t 30)", "(f r t 20)", "(f r t 10)", "(f g r t)" , "(f r 0)" , "(f g r b)" , "(f r b 10)", "(f r b 20)", "(f r b 30)", "(f r b)" , "(f b r 50)", "(f b r 40)", "(f b r 30)", "(f b r 20)", "(f b r 10)", "(f c b)" , "(f b 0)" , "(f b l 10)", "(f b l 20)", "(f b l 30)", "(f b l 40)", "(f b l 50)", "(f l b)", "(f l b 30)", "(f l b 20)", "(f l b 10)", "(f g l b)" , "(f l 0)", "(f g l t)" , "(f l t 10)", "(f l t 20)", "(f l t 30)", "(f p l t)", "(f p l c)", "(f p l b)", "(f p r t)", "(f p r c)", "(f p r b)", "(f c)" } Definition at line 838 of file SoccerTypes.C. Referenced by SoccerTypes::getObjectStr(). |