LoadPropertyClassFactory can somebody explain me this ?.

[lib.dll]

What have to be done to make for example this line work. (non of my LoadPropertyClassFactory is working)
how can i avoid this by using config file ??

Code:

if (!celPL->LoadPropertyClassFactory ("cel.pcfactory.test"))
return false;

also why i have to use  csQueryRegistryTagInterface for my cel stuff and not csQueryRegistry???

Code:

loader=csQueryRegistry<iLoader>(object_reg);
if (!loader) return ReportError("iLoader Query failed");

celPL=csQueryRegistryTagInterface<iCelPlLayer>(object_reg,"iCelLayer.Tag");
if (!celPL) return ReportError("iCelPlLayer Query failed");

celBL=csQueryRegistryTagInterface<iCelBlLayer>(object_reg,"iCelBlLayer.Tag");
if (!celBL) return ReportError("iCelBlLayer Query failed");
celPL->RegisterBehaviourLayer(celBL);

[jorrit]

Why doesn't that LoadPropertyClassFactory() work? What happens if you try?

csQueryRegistryTagInterface is needed if the object is in the object registry with another tag then the 'interface' tag. This seems to be the case in your example.

Greetings,

[lib.dll]

ok i changed to

      celPL=csQueryRegistry<iCelPlLayer>(object_reg);
      if (!celPL) return ReportError("iCelPlLayer Query failed");

      celBL=csQueryRegistry<iCelBlLayer>(object_reg);
      if (!celBL) return ReportError("iCelBlLayer Query failed");



btw. waht is  this "tag"  for ??

[Vincent]

Tagged property classes are useful when you want multiple pc of the same type attached to your entity.
Let's say you want your player's entity to have an inventory for weapons and another one for potions,
tags permit to easily select the one you want to operate on.
Note you can have one non-tagged pc, and multiple tagged ones...