ENetDecode

Why bytes were refused as a net record, a payload or a batch.

Declaration

enum class ENetDecode : uint8_t

Header: #include "Native/Net/NetRecord.h"
Module: PublicDependencyModuleNames.Add("OrreryTerrainCore"); in your module’s Build.cs.
Stability: Experimental: supported, may change in a minor version, with a changelog line.

A decoder never reads past its input.

Value	Meaning
`Ok` = 0	—
`Truncated`	The bytes end inside a field, or before the records a batch header announced.
`BadVersion`	Another kTerrainNetVersion, or a sculpt payload of another kSculptRecordVersion.
`UnknownKind`	A record kind this version does not know (FieldPatch included).
`BadLength`	A length that disagrees with the bytes, is zero where content is required, or exceeds kNetMaxPayloadBytes.
`BadPayload`	The payload does not decode as its kind, or a field is out of its range.
`BadSequence`	A sequence number of 0, one that overflows, a Repair in the log, or a batch that does not continue its stream.
`BadContext`	A batch's sculpt entry without a stroke context, a switch to an empty slot, or a continuing batch on a reader without a stream.
`BadTag`	A batch tag or flag bit this version does not define.
`NonCanonical`	Bytes the encoder never writes (an over-long varint, an unchanged field coded, a redundant context entry): re-encoding would differ.
`TrailingBytes`	Bytes after the last field or record.