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Fixed EfxExtension.GenEffects bindings

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the_fiddler 2008-04-06 15:03:52 +00:00
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Source/OpenTK/Audio/OpenAL/AL/Efx.cs
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@ -146,81 +146,43 @@ namespace OpenTK.Audio
/// <remarks>After creation an Effect has no type (EfxEffectType.Null), so before it can be used to store a set of parameters, the application must specify what type of effect should be stored in the object, using Effect() with EfxEffecti.</remarks>
/// <param name="n">Number of Effects to be created.</param>
/// <param name="effects">Pointer addressing sufficient memory to store n Effect object identifiers.</param>
public void GenEffects(int n, out int[] effects)
{
uint[] temp = new uint[n];
GenEffects(n, out temp[0]);
effects = new int[n];
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
{
effects[i] = (int)temp[i];
}
}
/// <summary>The GenEffects function is used to create one or more Effect objects. An Effect object stores an effect type and a set of parameter values to control that Effect. In order to use an Effect it must be attached to an Auxiliary Effect Slot object</summary>
/// <remarks>After creation an Effect has no type (EfxEffectType.Null), so before it can be used to store a set of parameters, the application must specify what type of effect should be stored in the object, using Effect() with EfxEffecti.</remarks>
/// <param name="effects">Pointer addressing sufficient memory to store n Effect object identifiers.</param>
public void GenEffects(int[] effects)
{
uint[] temp = new uint[effects.Length];
GenEffects(temp.Length, out temp[0]);
for (int i = 0; i < temp.Length; i++)
{
effects[i] = (int)temp[i];
}
}
/// <summary>The GenEffects function is used to create one or more Effect objects. An Effect object stores an effect type and a set of parameter values to control that Effect. In order to use an Effect it must be attached to an Auxiliary Effect Slot object</summary>
/// <remarks>After creation an Effect has no type (EfxEffectType.Null), so before it can be used to store a set of parameters, the application must specify what type of effect should be stored in the object, using Effect() with EfxEffecti.</remarks>
/// <param name="n">Number of Effects to be created.</param>
/// <returns>Pointer addressing sufficient memory to store n Effect object identifiers.</returns>
public int[] GenEffects(int n)
{
uint[] temp = new uint[n];
GenEffects(temp.Length, out temp[0]);
int[] effects = new int[n];
for (int i = 0; i < temp.Length; i++)
{
effects[i] = (int)temp[i];
}
return effects;
}
/// <summary>This function generates only one Effect.</summary>
/// <param name="effect">Storage UInt32 for the new effect name/handle.</param>
[CLSCompliant(false)]
public void GenEffects(out uint effect)
public void GenEffects(int n, out int effects)
{
unsafe
{
fixed (uint* ptr = &effect)
fixed (int* ptr = &effects)
{
Imported_alGenEffects(1, ptr);
Imported_alGenEffects(n, (uint*)ptr);
effects = *ptr;
}
}
}
/// <summary>This function generates only one Effect.</summary>
/// <param name="effect">Storage UInt32 for the new effect name/handle.</param>
public void GenEffects(out int effect)
/// <summary>Generates one or more effect objects.</summary>
/// <param name="n">Number of Effect object identifiers to generate.</param>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>The GenEffects function is used to create one or more Effect objects. An Effect object stores an effect type and a set of parameter values to control that Effect. In order to use an Effect it must be attached to an Auxiliary Effect Slot object.</para>
/// <para>After creation an Effect has no type (EfxEffectType.Null), so before it can be used to store a set of parameters, the application must specify what type of effect should be stored in the object, using Effect() with EfxEffecti.</para>
/// </remarks>
public int[] GenEffects(int n)
{
uint temp;
GenEffects(out temp);
effect = (int)temp;
if (n <= 0) throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("n", "Must be higher than 0.");
int[] effects = new int[n];
GenEffects(n, out effects[0]);
return effects;
}
/// <summary>This function generates only one Effect.</summary>
/// <returns>Storage UInt32 for the new effect name/handle.</returns>
public int GenEffects()
/// <summary>Generates a single effect object.</summary>
/// <returns>A handle to the generated effect object.</returns>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>The GenEffects function is used to create one or more Effect objects. An Effect object stores an effect type and a set of parameter values to control that Effect. In order to use an Effect it must be attached to an Auxiliary Effect Slot object.</para>
/// <para>After creation an Effect has no type (EfxEffectType.Null), so before it can be used to store a set of parameters, the application must specify what type of effect should be stored in the object, using Effect() with EfxEffecti.</para>
/// </remarks>
public int GenEffect()
{
uint temp;
GenEffects(out temp);
return (int)temp;
int temp;
GenEffects(1, out temp);
return temp;
}
#endregion alGenEffects