Added a Range class to the Types namespace, and shelled out some basic MonsterGO...

[irc/gameservirc.git] / gameserv-2.0 / testdriver / main.cpp

#include <iostream>\r
using namespace std;\r
#include <GameServ/GameLayer/GameObjects/PlayerGO.h>\r
using GameServ::GameLayer::GameObjects::PlayerGO;\r
#include <GameServ/GameLayer/PlayerGL.h>\r
using GameServ::GameLayer::PlayerGL;\r
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#include <GameServ/GameServException.h>\r
using GameServ::Exceptions::GameServException;\r
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#include <GameServ/Types.h>\r
using GameServ::Types::Range;\r
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int main()\r
{\r
	try\r
	{\r
	/*	PlayerGL pgl;\r
		shared_ptr<PlayerGO> spPlayer = pgl.GetById("Kain");\r
		cout << spPlayer->Name() << endl;\r
		spPlayer->Name("Kainazzzo");\r
		pgl.Insert(spPlayer);*/\r
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		Range testrange(20, 100);\r
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		for (int x = 0; x < 100; x++)\r
		{\r
			cout << testrange.Random() << endl;\r
		}\r
	}\r
	catch (GameServException &e)\r
	{\r
		cout << e.VerboseError() << endl;\r
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	}\r
	string temp;\r
	cin >> temp;\r
	return 0;\r
}\r