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Calling getPeerCount() used to return the maximum number of peers on the host, no matter how many peers were actually connected. Changing this function to count the elements within the "players" vector returns the correct peer count. However calling getPeerCount() within the "onDisconnect" callback results in an extra peer being present due to the "players" vector only being updated *after* the callback invocation. Hence the "onDisconnect" callback is now invoked after the disconnecting peer is removed from the vector. * Count peers by looping through the "players" vector. * Move invocation of "onDisconnect" callback to after peer is deleted. * Add getPeerCount() calls to example 3 to illustrate use. |
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