AddWatcherToEntity

0x00478470 · 88 bytes · __regparm3

_ZL18AddWatcherToEntityP11CBaseEntityS0_i

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undefined (3 params)


/* AddWatcherToEntity(CBaseEntity*, CBaseEntity*, int) */

void __regparm3 AddWatcherToEntity(CBaseEntity *param_1,CBaseEntity *param_2,int param_3)

{
  undefined2 uVar1;
  CWatcherList *this;
  
  this = (CWatcherList *)CBaseEntity::GetDataObject(param_2,param_3);
  if (this == (CWatcherList *)0x0) {
    this = (CWatcherList *)CBaseEntity::CreateDataObject(param_2,param_3);
    uVar1 = CUtlMultiList<watcher_t,unsigned_short>::CreateList
                      ((CUtlMultiList<watcher_t,unsigned_short> *)&g_WatcherList);
    *(undefined2 *)this = uVar1;
  }
  CWatcherList::AddToList(this,param_1);
  return;
}

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