UE::Online::EOnlineAsyncExecutionPolicy

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Syntax

namespace UE  
{  
    namespace Online  
    {  
        enum EOnlineAsyncExecutionPolicy  
        &123;  
            RunOnGameThread,  
            RunOnNextTick,  
            RunOnThreadPool,  
            RunOnTaskGraph,  
            RunImmediately,  
        &125;  
    }  
}  
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namespace UE {     namespace Online     {         enum EOnlineAsyncExecutionPolicy         &123;             RunOnGameThread,             RunOnNextTick,             RunOnThreadPool,             RunOnTaskGraph,             RunImmediately,         &125;     } }

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Serializes data in network byte order form into a buffer

this isn't actually used, but it allows files to only include this instead of both for ease-of-use BASIC USAGE The Delegate Adapter can be used in place of an FOn{Name}Delegate::CreateLambda call: Identity->GetAuthToken(LocalUserNum, FOnAuthTokenGetComplete::CreateLambdathis{ ... }); -> Identity->GetAuthToken(LocalUserNum, *MakeDelegateAdapter(this, this{ ... });

The second instance, in addition to being slightly shorter and easier to remember, will be a unique ptr (can MoveTemp into the closure) and also will automatically do a weak ptr validity check on "this"

The Delegate Adapter can also be used to bind to TDelegates: TDelegate Delegate; Delegate = *MakeDelegateAdapter(this, this {});

This is useful when you need to capture something non-copyable, e.g. a TPromise, as TDelegate's need to be copyable.

The lifetime of the adapter is a shared ptr attached to the input delegate and will live as long as that delegate is bound.

BASIC USAGE The multicast adapter maintains the same functionality as a delegate adapter Identity->OnLoginCompleteDelegate.BindLambda(this{...}) -> MakeMulticastAdapter(this, Identity->OnLoginComplete, this{...});

When this adapter unbinds itself depends on the return type of the lambda bound to it:

• void - the adapter will unbind itself after a single execution
• bool - the adapter will unbind itself when the lambda returns true, and will stay bound when it returns false.

The lifetime of the adapter is a shared ptr attached to the input delegate and will live as long as that delegate is bound.