CUtlVector<entitynotify_t,CUtlMemory<entitynotify_t,int>>::FastRemove
0x0067edd0 · 54 bytes · __thiscall
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undefined (2 params)
/* CUtlVector<entitynotify_t, CUtlMemory<entitynotify_t, int> >::FastRemove(int) */
void __thiscall
CUtlVector<entitynotify_t,CUtlMemory<entitynotify_t,int>>::FastRemove
(CUtlVector<entitynotify_t,CUtlMemory<entitynotify_t,int>> *this,int param_1)
{
undefined4 *puVar1;
undefined4 *puVar2;
int iVar3;
if (0 < *(int *)(this + 0xc)) {
iVar3 = *(int *)(this + 0xc) + -1;
if (iVar3 != param_1) {
puVar1 = (undefined4 *)(*(int *)this + iVar3 * 8);
puVar2 = (undefined4 *)(*(int *)this + param_1 * 8);
*puVar2 = *puVar1;
puVar2[1] = puVar1[1];
iVar3 = *(int *)(this + 0xc) + -1;
}
*(int *)(this + 0xc) = iVar3;
}
return;
}
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