/*
Blunk - Multi User Server Framework
Copyright 2009 - 2010 Nils W [nillus.net] Michael Graham [script-o-matic.net]


This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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 * PORTED TO C# BY awa500!
*/

using System;

/**
 * Provides the types known for the MUS protocol.
 * 
 * @author Nils
 * @see http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/154/tn_15465.html
 */
namespace Holo.Source.Socket_servers.MUS
{
    public class MusTypes
    {
        /**
         * No encoded data or additional bytes
         */
        public static short Void = 0;
        /**
         * 4 bytes in network (not Intel) order
         */
        public static short Integer = 1;
        /**
         * 4 bytes with string length, then N bytes of string data, not null terminated,but padded to an even byte boundary
         */
        public static short Symbol = 2;
        /**
         * 4 bytes with string length, then N bytes of string data, not null terminated,but padded to an even byte boundary
         */
        public static short String = 3;
        /**
         * 4 bytes with data length, then N bytes of binary picture data, padded to an even byte boundary
         */
        public static short Picture = 5;
        /**
         * 8 bytes in network (not Intel) order
         */
        public static short Float = 6;
        /**
         * 4 bytes with the number of elements in the list, then N values
         */
        public static short List = 7;
        /**
         * 2 numeric values, each may be either an integer or float. First is X, then Y
         */
        public static short Point = 8;
        /**
         * 4 numeric values, each may be either an integer or float. First is top, left, bottom, then right
         */
        public static short Rect = 9;
        /**
         * 4 bytes with the number of elements in the list, then N pairs of values. The first of each pair is a symbol, then the corresponding value
         */
        public static short PropList = 10;
        /**
         * 4 bytes of binary data
         */
        public static short Color = 18;
        /**
         * 16 bytes of binary data
         */
        public static short Date = 19;
        /**
         * 4 bytes with the data length, then N bytes of binary media data, padded to an even byte boundary
         */
        public static short Media = 20;
        /**
         * 3 floats (8 bytes each, 24 total) in network order
         */
        public static short Vector3D = 22;
        /**
         * 16 floats (8 bytes each, 128 total) in network order
         */
        public static short Transform3D = 23;
    }
}