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Chapter 4 - NetSprocket / NetSprocket Reference

NetSprocket Functions / Initializing NetSprocket

Your Callback Function

You can define a callback function that NetSprocket will call for various asynchronous events. You do not need to define a callback function unless you plan to use certain advanced features of NetSprocket.

typedef pascal void (*NSpCallbackProcPtr) (
	NSpGameReference inGame,
	void *inContext,
	NSpEventCode inCode,
	OSStatus inStatus,
	void* inCookie);

inGame

An opaque reference to the game object making the callback.

inContext

A pointer that you passed in to the installation function.

inCode

A value describing what kind of event is being passed to your generic callback function when the callback is made.

inStatus

A status code containing noErr, a NetSprocket error, or an Open Transport error.

inCookie

A pointer that may be NULL or point to certain extra data for certain kinds of events.

DESCRIPTION

NetSprocket 1.0 does not make any generic asynchronous callbacks.