FOR_ALL_COMPONENTS.h File Reference

A modernized X macro that lets you do something for every component that exists in the engine. More...

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#define	FOR_ALL_COMPONENTS(DO)
	a macro to do something for every component in the engine

Detailed Description

A modernized X macro that lets you do something for every component that exists in the engine.

Author

Aidan Hartman (aidan.nosp@m..har.nosp@m.tman@.nosp@m.digi.nosp@m.pen.e.nosp@m.du)

Date

2026 / 08 / 18

Copyright

(c) Digipen 2026

Macro Definition Documentation

FOR_ALL_COMPONENTS

#define FOR_ALL_COMPONENTS

(

DO

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Value:

DO(ScriptHolder, 50)                          \
DO(Physics,100)                          \
DO(Transform, 300)                       \
DO(Collider, 400)                        \
DO(Sprite, 500)                          \
DO(Card, 700)                            \
DO(Deck, 750)                            \
DO(Player, 800)                          \
DO(Board, 850)                           \
DO(Scene, 900)                           \
DO(PauseScene, 915)                      \
DO(MainScene, 920)                       \
DO(MainMenuScene, 925)                   \
DO(ConfirmDestructiveActionScene, 930)   \
DO(OptionsScene, 935)                    \
DO(CreditsScene, 940)                    \
DO(TutorialScene, 945)                   \
DO(Background, 950)                      \
DO(Backdrop, 951)                        \
DO(SplashScreenScene, 955)               \
DO(WinScreenScene, 960)                  \
DO(PlayerCountScene, 965)                \
DO(PlayerJoinScene, 970)                 \
DO(Menu, 1200)                           \
DO(ActionList, 1300)                     \
DO(MenuPosition, 1525)                   \
DO(Selector, 1600)                       \
DO(Button, 1700)                         \
DO(ParticleGenerator, 2500)

a macro to do something for every component in the engine

Warning

FilteredSelector is not included in this macro, b/c it shares a component id with Selector. if it needs to be handled seperately, then you'll need to add it manually

Parameters

DO	a macro that takes 2+ arguments, (component name, component id, ...) and expands to whatever you want