WeaponBagClass functions:
WeaponClass * Add_Weapon( const WeaponDefinitionClass * def, int rounds = 0, bool give_weapon = true );
WeaponClass * Add_Weapon( int id, int rounds = 0, bool give_weapon = true );
WeaponClass * Add_Weapon( const char *weapon_name, int rounds = 0, bool give_weapon = true );
You can get a WeaponBagClass pointer for an GameObject like:
SCRIPTS_API const wchar_t *Get_Current_Wide_Translated_Weapon(GameObject *obj)
{
if (!obj)
{
return 0;
}
PhysicalGameObj *o = obj->As_PhysicalGameObj();
if (!o)
{
return 0;
}
ArmedGameObj *o2 = o->As_ArmedGameObj();
if (!o2)
{
return 0;
}
WeaponBagClass *w = o2->Get_Weapon_Bag();
SoldierGameObj::Give_All_Weapons(void) loops through weapon definitions and grants everyone of them to a soldier withWeaponBagClass::Add_Weapon(char const*,int,bool). It loops through all definitions with DefinitionMgrClass::Get_First(ulong,DefinitionMgrClass::ID_TYPE) and call DefinitionMgrClass::Get_Next(DefinitionClass *,ulong,DefinitionMgrClass::ID_TYPE). It sets the amount of ammo for the granted weapon to -1 and passes 'true' to the 'give_weapon' bool arg. Those two DefinitionMgrClass functions return a DefinitionClass object (NOT pointer), and DefinitionClass::Get_Name() is probably called to get the weapon name to pass to Add_Weapon().
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