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bool | clPrintEnum (const CLenum *e) |
bool | clPrintColour (const CLcolour *colour) |
bool | clPrintVertex (const CLvertex *vertex) |
bool | clPrintNormal (const CLnormal *normal) |
bool | clPrintTexCoord (const CLtexcoord *texcoord) |
bool | clPrintEdgeFlag (const CLedgeflag *edgeflag) |
bool | clPrintMatrix (const CLmatrix *matrix) |
bool | clPrintImage (const CLimage *image) |
bool | clPrintLight (const CLlight *light) |
bool | clPrintMaterial (const CLmaterial *material) |
bool | clPrintTexture (const CLtexture *texture) |
bool | clPrintPrimitiveSet (const CLprimitiveset *primitiveset) |
bool | clPrintMesh (const CLmesh *mesh) |
bool | clPrintContext (const CLcontext *context) |
bool | clPrintModel (const CLmodel *model) |
bool | clPrintContextSummary (const CLcontext *context) |
bool | clPrintModelSummary (const CLmodel *model) |
A brief summary of the contents of the CLmodel. |
bool clPrint[Name](const CL[name]* [name])
print CL structs in a (moderately) human-readable format. These functions are analogous to the standard "printf" function. Unlike the printf function, these functions do not return a int value. Instead they return a bool indicating whether or not all printf commands were a success. (Who usually checks the return value of a printf call anyway?) (I don't :P - Jamess)
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Definition at line 550 of file clprint.c. References CLcontext::materials, and CLcontext::num_materials. |
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Definition at line 453 of file clprint.c. References CL_PRINTF, CLmodel::context, CLmodel::meshes, CLmodel::num_meshes, CLmesh::num_vertices, CLmesh::vertices, CLvertex::x, CLvertex::y, and CLvertex::z. |