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C:/temp/src/j2k/etc/Games/Score.inl

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#ifndef __J2K__JScore_INL__
#define __J2K__JScore_INL__

#include <j2k/etc/Games/Score.hpp>

inline JScore::JScore()
  : score( 0 ), name( " " ) { }

inline JScore::JScore( ULONG pts )
  : score( pts ), name( " " ) { }

inline JScore::JScore( ULONG pts, const char* n )
  : score( pts ), name( strdup( n ) ) { }

inline JScore::JScore( const JScore& src )
  : score( src.score ), name( strdup( src.name ) ) { }

inline JScore::~JScore() {
  if ( name != NULL ) {
    delete [] name;
  }
}

inline const JScore& JScore::operator=( const JScore& src ) 
{
  score = src.score;
  name  = strdup( src.name );
}

inline BOOL operator==( const JScore& right ) 
{
  if ( score != right.score ) return FALSE;
  return !strcmp( name, right.name ); 
}

inline const JScore& operator>(  const JScore& right ) 
{
  return ( score > right.score );
}

inline const JScore& operator<(  const JScore& right ) 
{
  return ( score < right.score );
}

inline void JScore::setName( const char* n ) 
{
  name = strdup( n );
}

inline void JScore::setScore(ULONG pts) 
{
  score = pts;
}

inline const char* JScore::getName() 
{
  return name;
}

inline ULONG JScore::getScore()
{
  return score;
}

#endif

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