CFunctor2<void()(IPhysicsObject,Vector_const&),IPhysicsObject*,Vector,CRefCounted1<CFunctor,CRefCountServiceBase<true,CRefMT>>>::~CFunctor2

0x00781e10 · 10 bytes · __thiscall

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Decompiled

undefined (1 param)


/* non-virtual thunk to CFunctor2<void (*)(IPhysicsObject*, Vector const&), IPhysicsObject*, Vector,
   CRefCounted1<CFunctor, CRefCountServiceBase<true, CRefMT> > >::~CFunctor2() */

void __thiscall
CFunctor2<void(*)(IPhysicsObject*,Vector_const&),IPhysicsObject*,Vector,CRefCounted1<CFunctor,CRefCountServiceBase<true,CRefMT>>>
::~CFunctor2(CFunctor2<void(*)(IPhysicsObject*,Vector_const&),IPhysicsObject*,Vector,CRefCounted1<CFunctor,CRefCountServiceBase<true,CRefMT>>>
             *this)

{
  ~CFunctor2(this + -8);
  return;
}

SourceMod gamedata

paste into addons/sourcemod/gamedata/<your_plugin>.txt

Entry name used as the SourceMod key — change to fit your plugin's convention

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