Object.cpp

/* This class is the master ancestor class. Anything that is brought into existance by the resource
 * manager class. The resource manager will maintain UUIDs that can be used for global reference of
 * any object. so this includes Meshes, materials, cameras, buffers, etc. It is worth noteing that
 * some objects may have more than one object in them. any time there is an object that has a HAS-A
 * relationship with another object, then it will have sub objects. some IS-A relationships will
 * also have subobjects. I can't actually think of an example of that right now, so I'm going to
 * for now assume that the only something can have a subobject is in a HAS-A relationship, like how
 * a mesh HAS-A material. 
 */

#ifndef OBJECT_CPP
#define OBJECT_CPP

#include "Object.h"

Object::Object()
{
	ID = 0;
}
Object::~Object()
{
	ID = 0;
}
UID Object::getID()
{
	return ID;
}
bool Object::onEvent(const Event& event)
{
	TRACE(5);
	return false;//there isn't anything I can really think an object can do by itself.
		//it kind of needs to know about the resource manager to be able to self destruct.
		//so I'm just going to say that object never handles anything.
}
/*.S.D.G.*/

#endif