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Access to QueryClientCvarValue() or an analogous function


  
 
 
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evilspy
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Old 08-27-2005 , 06:09  
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Originally Posted by BAILOPAN
The reason this API is unacceptable is because when you receive the value of the cvar, you do not know which cvar you are receiving the value for. If you query more than one cvar at a given time, the order of return is undefined, and you have no way of matching one query to another. You cannot safely make more than one query at once.
Actually. When I think more about it.. order of returns is same as order of queries. These queries are send on reliable channel. Those packets only fail if connection dies. Packets are numbered on server and client handles theim in order so returns should be in same order too.
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