source: code/branches/MouseAPI_FS19/src/modules/objects/controllers/TeamTargetProxy.h

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#ifndef _TeamTargetProxy_H__
#define _TeamTargetProxy_H__

#include "objects/ObjectsPrereqs.h"
#include "controllers/FormationController.h"

 namespace orxonox
 {
    /**
        @brief
        A controller, that just copies the team and the target of a parent for itself and it's controllable entity.

        Useful for following (and similar) situations: (-> means attached to)
            turret (rotates) -> some kind of turret base (looks nice) -> spaceship (flies around)
            The turret has a controller that wants to copy the spaceship's target and team. In this case it doesn't work though,
            because the turret isn't directly attached to the spaceship. Here's where this controller comes in. Drawback: the base
            has to be controllable and ticks every second (performance?)
    */
    class _ObjectsExport TeamTargetProxy : public FormationController, public Tickable
    {
        public:
            TeamTargetProxy(Context* context);
            virtual ~TeamTargetProxy();

            virtual void tick(float dt);

        private:
            bool once_; //!< Flag for executing code in the tick function only once.
    };
 }

 #endif