using Mono.CecilX; using Mono.CecilX.Cil; namespace Mirror.Weaver { /// /// Processes [TargetRpc] methods in NetworkBehaviour /// public static class TargetRpcProcessor { // helper functions to check if the method has a NetworkConnection parameter public static bool HasNetworkConnectionParameter(MethodDefinition md) { return md.Parameters.Count > 0 && md.Parameters[0].ParameterType.Is(); } public static MethodDefinition ProcessTargetRpcInvoke(TypeDefinition td, MethodDefinition md, MethodDefinition rpcCallFunc) { MethodDefinition rpc = new MethodDefinition(Weaver.InvokeRpcPrefix + md.Name, MethodAttributes.Family | MethodAttributes.Static | MethodAttributes.HideBySig, WeaverTypes.Import(typeof(void))); ILProcessor worker = rpc.Body.GetILProcessor(); Instruction label = worker.Create(OpCodes.Nop); NetworkBehaviourProcessor.WriteClientActiveCheck(worker, md.Name, label, "TargetRPC"); // setup for reader worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldarg_0); worker.Emit(OpCodes.Castclass, td); // NetworkConnection parameter is optional if (HasNetworkConnectionParameter(md)) { // on server, the NetworkConnection parameter is a connection to client. // when the rpc is invoked on the client, it still has the same // function signature. we pass in the connection to server, // which is cleaner than just passing null) //NetworkClient.readyconnection // // TODO // a) .connectionToServer = best solution. no doubt. // b) NetworkClient.connection for now. add TODO to not use static later. worker.Emit(OpCodes.Call, WeaverTypes.ReadyConnectionReference); } // process reader parameters and skip first one if first one is NetworkConnection if (!NetworkBehaviourProcessor.ReadArguments(md, worker, RemoteCallType.TargetRpc)) return null; // invoke actual command function worker.Emit(OpCodes.Callvirt, rpcCallFunc); worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ret); NetworkBehaviourProcessor.AddInvokeParameters(rpc.Parameters); td.Methods.Add(rpc); return rpc; } /* generates code like: public void TargetTest (NetworkConnection conn, int param) { NetworkWriter writer = new NetworkWriter (); writer.WritePackedUInt32 ((uint)param); base.SendTargetRPCInternal (conn, typeof(class), "TargetTest", val); } public void CallTargetTest (NetworkConnection conn, int param) { // whatever the user did before } or if optional: public void TargetTest (int param) { NetworkWriter writer = new NetworkWriter (); writer.WritePackedUInt32 ((uint)param); base.SendTargetRPCInternal (null, typeof(class), "TargetTest", val); } public void CallTargetTest (int param) { // whatever the user did before } Originally HLAPI put the send message code inside the Call function and then proceeded to replace every call to TargetTest with CallTargetTest This method moves all the user's code into the "CallTargetRpc" method and replaces the body of the original method with the send message code. This way we do not need to modify the code anywhere else, and this works correctly in dependent assemblies */ public static MethodDefinition ProcessTargetRpcCall(TypeDefinition td, MethodDefinition md, CustomAttribute targetRpcAttr) { MethodDefinition rpc = MethodProcessor.SubstituteMethod(td, md); ILProcessor worker = md.Body.GetILProcessor(); NetworkBehaviourProcessor.WriteSetupLocals(worker); NetworkBehaviourProcessor.WriteCreateWriter(worker); // write all the arguments that the user passed to the TargetRpc call // (skip first one if first one is NetworkConnection) if (!NetworkBehaviourProcessor.WriteArguments(worker, md, RemoteCallType.TargetRpc)) return null; string rpcName = md.Name; // invoke SendInternal and return // this worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldarg_0); if (HasNetworkConnectionParameter(md)) { // connection worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldarg_1); } else { // null worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldnull); } worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldtoken, td); // invokerClass worker.Emit(OpCodes.Call, WeaverTypes.getTypeFromHandleReference); worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldstr, rpcName); // writer worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldloc_0); worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ldc_I4, targetRpcAttr.GetField("channel", 0)); worker.Emit(OpCodes.Callvirt, WeaverTypes.sendTargetRpcInternal); NetworkBehaviourProcessor.WriteRecycleWriter(worker); worker.Emit(OpCodes.Ret); return rpc; } } }