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Platform 1.28 Reference Guide

OVR_Functions_Networking.h File Reference

Functions

void
ovr_Net_Accept ( ovrID peerID )
bool
void
ovr_Net_Close ( ovrID peerID )
void
void
bool
ovrRequest
ovr_Net_Ping ( ovrID peerID )
ovrPacketHandle
bool
ovr_Net_SendPacket ( ovrID userID, size_t length, const void * bytes, ovrSendPolicy policy )
bool
ovr_Net_SendPacketToCurrentRoom ( size_t length, const void * bytes, ovrSendPolicy policy )

Function Documentation

void ovr_Net_Accept ( ovrID peerID )
Allow peerID to establish a peer-to-peer connection to this host. Call this after receiving ovrNotification_Networking_PeerConnectRequest. This function is a no-op if there are no pending connection attempts from peerID.
This function can be safely called from any thread.
bool ovr_Net_AcceptForCurrentRoom ( )
Automatically accept all current and future connection attempts from members of the current room. Note that the room has to be created or joined by calling one of the existing room/matchmaking functions. Returns false if the user currently isn't in a room.
This function can be safely called from any thread.
void ovr_Net_Close ( ovrID peerID )
Destroy the connection to peerID, if one exists. Note that in most cases this is not needed, as the library manages the pool of connections and discards unused ones.
This function can be safely called from any thread.
void ovr_Net_CloseForCurrentRoom ( )
Close the connection to everyone in the current room. This is typically called before leaving the room. Can be called from any thread.
void ovr_Net_Connect ( ovrID peerID )
Connects to the peer with the specified user ID. This function returns immediately. Once the connection is established, a ovrNotification_Networking_ConnectionStateChange message will be enqueued.
Can be called from any thread.
Note that ovr_Net_SendPacket() implicitly connects. However, it does not buffer messages in unreliable mode. ovr_Net_Connect() allows the application to delay sending messages until an actual connection is established.
bool ovr_Net_IsConnected ( ovrID peerID )
Returns true only when there is an open connection to peerID. Can be called from any thread.
ovrRequest ovr_Net_Ping ( ovrID peerID )
Ping the user with the given ID. Once the request completes, a ovrNotification_Networking_PingResult message is enqueued. Can be called from any thread.
ovrPacketHandle ovr_Net_ReadPacket ( )
Read the next incoming packet. Returns null when no more packets are available. Returned handle points to an object representing data read from the network. Ownership of that object is transferred to the application; use ovr_Packet_Free() to release memory.
For example:
ovrPacketHandle packet; while (packet = ovr_Net_ReadPacket()) { ovrID sender = ovr_Packet_GetSender(packet); // dispatch packet ovr_Packet_Free(packet); }
This function can be safely called from any thread.
bool ovr_Net_SendPacket ( ovrID userID, size_t length, const void * bytes, ovrSendPolicy policy )
Send a sequence of bytes to another user. The length must be less than or equal to the allocated length of bytes. A new connection to userID will be established (asynchronously) unless one already exists.
Depending on the policy, this message might be buffered until a valid connection to the peer exists. The function returns false if the packet can't be enqueued for sending (e.g., there's not enough memory) or the policy prohibits buffering. See ovrSendPolicy and ovr_Net_Connect().
This function can be safely called from any thread.
bool ovr_Net_SendPacketToCurrentRoom ( size_t length, const void * bytes, ovrSendPolicy policy )
Sends a packet to all members of the room, excluding the currently logged in user. Note that the room has to be created or joined by calling one of the existing room/matchmaking functions, with subscribe_to_updates enabled. See ovr_Net_SendPacket() for a description of parameters. This function returns false if the user currently isn't in a room.
This function can be safely called from any thread.
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// This file was @generated with LibOVRPlatform/codegen/main. Do not modify it!

#ifndef OVR_NETWORKING_H
#define OVR_NETWORKING_H

#include "OVR_Packet.h"
#include "OVR_PeerConnectionState.h"
#include "OVR_Platform_Defs.h"
#include "OVR_SendPolicy.h"
#include "OVR_Types.h"
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(void) ovr_Net_Accept(ovrID peerID);

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(bool) ovr_Net_AcceptForCurrentRoom();

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(void) ovr_Net_Close(ovrID peerID);

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(void) ovr_Net_CloseForCurrentRoom();

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(void) ovr_Net_Connect(ovrID peerID);

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(bool) ovr_Net_IsConnected(ovrID peerID);

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(ovrRequest) ovr_Net_Ping(ovrID peerID);

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(ovrPacketHandle) ovr_Net_ReadPacket();

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(bool) ovr_Net_SendPacket(ovrID userID, size_t length, constvoid *bytes, ovrSendPolicy policy);

OVRP_PUBLIC_FUNCTION(bool) ovr_Net_SendPacketToCurrentRoom(size_t length, constvoid *bytes, ovrSendPolicy policy);


#endif
The documentation for this file was generated from the following file: OVR_Functions_Networking.h