CTerrorPlayer::IsWieldingWeaponOfType

0x00996440 · 47 bytes · __thiscall

_ZNK13CTerrorPlayer22IsWieldingWeaponOfTypeE12CSWeaponType

Decompiled

undefined (2 params)


/* CTerrorPlayer::IsWieldingWeaponOfType(CSWeaponType) const */

bool __thiscall CTerrorPlayer::IsWieldingWeaponOfType(CTerrorPlayer *this,int param_2)

{
  CWeaponCSBase *this_00;
  int iVar1;
  bool bVar2;
  
  this_00 = (CWeaponCSBase *)CCSPlayer::GetActiveCSWeapon((CCSPlayer *)this);
  bVar2 = false;
  if (this_00 != (CWeaponCSBase *)0x0) {
    iVar1 = CWeaponCSBase::GetCSWpnData(this_00);
    bVar2 = *(int *)(iVar1 + 0x894) == param_2;
  }
  return bVar2;
}

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