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// Date created:  3/26/05
//
//
// Filename: sv_save.h
//
// Description: Saves players' scores when they leave the server, and restores it when they return.
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#ifndef __SV_SAVE_H__
#define __SV_SAVE_H__

#include "network.h"

//*****************************************************************************
//	STRUCTURES

struct PLAYERSAVEDINFO_t
{
	// Name of the player.
	char			szName[MAXPLAYERNAME+1];

	// Address of the player whose information is being saved.
	NETADDRESS_s	Address;

	// Is this slot initialized?
	bool			bInitialized;

	// How many frags did this player have?
	LONG			lFragCount;

	// How many wins?
	LONG			lWinCount;

	// Points?
	LONG			lPointCount;

	// [RC] Time in game.
	ULONG			ulTime;

};

//*****************************************************************************
//	PROTOTYPES

void				SERVER_SAVE_Construct( void );
PLAYERSAVEDINFO_t	*SERVER_SAVE_GetSavedInfo( const char *pszPlayerName, NETADDRESS_s Address );
void				SERVER_SAVE_ClearList( void );
void				SERVER_SAVE_SaveInfo( PLAYERSAVEDINFO_t *pInfo );

//*****************************************************************************
//	EXTERNAL CONSOLE VARIABLES

#endif	// __SV_SAVE_H__
