//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// <auto-generated>
//     This code was generated by a tool.
//     Changes to this file may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if
//     the code is regenerated.
// </auto-generated>
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
package cfg

import "errors"

type Game_equipSuitData struct {
    Suittype int32
    Suitnum int32
    Skill int32
    Skillname string
    Skillintr string
}

func (Game_equipSuitData) GetTypeId() int {
    return -332303445
}

func NewGame_equipSuitData(_buf map[string]interface{}) (_v *Game_equipSuitData, err error) {
    _v = &Game_equipSuitData{}
    { var _ok_ bool; var _tempNum_ float64; if _tempNum_, _ok_ = _buf["suittype"].(float64); !_ok_ { err = errors.New("suittype error"); return }; _v.Suittype = int32(_tempNum_) }
    { var _ok_ bool; var _tempNum_ float64; if _tempNum_, _ok_ = _buf["suitnum"].(float64); !_ok_ { err = errors.New("suitnum error"); return }; _v.Suitnum = int32(_tempNum_) }
    { var _ok_ bool; var _tempNum_ float64; if _tempNum_, _ok_ = _buf["skill"].(float64); !_ok_ { err = errors.New("skill error"); return }; _v.Skill = int32(_tempNum_) }
    { var _ok_ bool; if _v.Skillname, _ok_ = _buf["skillname"].(string); !_ok_ { err = errors.New("skillname error"); return } }
    { var _ok_ bool; if _v.Skillintr, _ok_ = _buf["skillintr"].(string); !_ok_ { err = errors.New("skillintr error"); return } }
    return
}