How to create instance of simdatablock?

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RTSSquad.cc

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Torque Game Engine 
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef _RTSSQUAD_H_
#include "game/RTS/RTSSquad.h"


#ifndef _SIMBASE_H_
#include "console/simBase.h"
#endif

#ifndef _CONSOLEINTERNAL_H_
#include "console/consoleInternal.h"
#endif

// This macro is required in order to "tie in" with the scripting engine.
IMPLEMENT_CO_DATABLOCK_V1(RTSSquadData);

// Just your standard object constructor.  Nothing fancy here.
RTSSquadData::RTSSquadData()
{
   mMemberVar = 0;
}

// Just your standard object destructor.  Nothing fancy here.
RTSSquadData::~RTSSquadData()
{

}

// This is the first of the functions which deals with the script system.
// This one is actually almost never used by other Torque objects.  In fact
// only one object currently uses it and that is TCPObject.  To the best of
// my knowledge anyway.  This is similiar to arguments when running Torque.
// If you create a new instance of this object and specify "arguments" 
// furing the creation liek this:
// 
// $object = new RTSSquadData(Name, argument1, argument 2);
//
// argument1, and argument2 would get passed into this function as
// arguments.  As I said its rarely used but I included it here
// for completeness.
bool RTSSquadData::processArguments(S32 argc, const char **argv)
{
   if(argc == 0)
      return true;
   else 
      return true;

   return false;
}

// This is a very important function.  Basically this is called when
// an instance of your object is created and registered by the script
// engine.  What we do here is first call our parent's onAdd() and
// return false if it fails.  Next, we find out what the script user
// "named" this instance of our object and create a valid namespace
// for that name.  This is important and is what allows the script
// user to write script like this:
//
// $object = new RTSSquadData(myObject);
// myObject::onCallback(%this, %var)
// {
// };
//
// In the above example, "myObject" is what the script user named 
// the object instance.  Without the code below, the function above
// would have to be RTSSquadData::onCallback().
bool RTSSquadData::onAdd()
{
   if (!Parent::onAdd())
      return false;

   const char *name = getName();
   if(name && name[0] && getClassRep())
   {
      Namespace *parent = getClassRep()->getNameSpace();
      Con::linkNamespaces(parent->mName, name);
      mNameSpace = Con::lookupNamespace(name);
   
   }

   return true;
}

// This is the function that gets called when an instance
// of your object is being removed from the system and being
// destroyed.  Use this to do your clean up and what not.
void RTSSquadData::onRemove()
{
   Parent::onRemove();
}

// To be honest i'm not 100% sure on when this is called yet.
// Basically its used to set the values of any persistant fields
// the object has.  Similiar to the way datablocks work.  I'm
// just not sure how and when this gets called.
void RTSSquadData::initPersistFields()
{
   Parent::initPersistFields();
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// These functions below are our custom functions that we will tie into
// script.  They are all pretty self explanatory except for doCallback()
// which executes a scrpit function named "onCallback".
void RTSSquadData::setVariable(int var)
{
   mMemberVar = var;
}

int RTSSquadData::sum(int a, int b)
{
   return a + b;
}

void RTSSquadData::doCallback()
{
   Con::executef(this, 2, "onCallback", "string_variable");
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// These functions are the code that actually tie our object into the scripting
// language.  As you can see each one of these is called by scrpit and in turn
// calls the C++ class function.
ConsoleMethod(RTSSquadData, setVariable, void, 3, 3, "(int variable) Sets a variable in the RTSSquadData")
{
   object->setVariable(dAtoi(argv[2]));
}

#endif // _RTSSQUAD_H_

Error 58 error C2236: unexpected 'enum' 'ConsoleDynamicTypes'. Did you forget a ';'? c:\enginemake\engine\console\consoleTypes.h 17
Error 59 error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '{' c:\enginemake\engine\console\consoleTypes.h 17
Error 60 error C2447: '{' : missing function header (old-style formal list?) c:\enginemake\engine\console\consoleTypes.h 17
Error 61 error C2065: 'TypeF32' : undeclared identifier c:\enginemake\engine\console\consoleInternal.h 180
Error 62 error C2065: 'TypeS32' : undeclared identifier c:\enginemake\engine\console\consoleInternal.h 182