CUtlDict<int,int>::Insert

0x00bb9fe0 · 48 bytes · __thiscall

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Decompiled

undefined (3 params)


/* CUtlDict<int, int>::Insert(char const*, int const&) */

void __thiscall CUtlDict<int,int>::Insert(CUtlDict<int,int> *this,char *param_1,int *param_2)

{
  char *local_14;
  int local_10;
  
  local_14 = strdup(param_1);
  local_10 = *param_2;
  CUtlRBTree<CUtlMap<char_const*,int,int>::Node_t,int,CUtlMap<char_const*,int,int>::CKeyLess,CUtlMemory<UtlRBTreeNode_t<CUtlMap<char_const*,int,int>::Node_t,int>,int>>
  ::Insert((CUtlRBTree<CUtlMap<char_const*,int,int>::Node_t,int,CUtlMap<char_const*,int,int>::CKeyLess,CUtlMemory<UtlRBTreeNode_t<CUtlMap<char_const*,int,int>::Node_t,int>,int>>
            *)this,(Node_t *)&local_14);
  return;
}

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