Added default argument to Send/Deny/RequestFile functions.

[CookStar]

This eliminates unnecessary condition checks.

Before:

# Source.Python Imports
#   Core
from core import SOURCE_ENGINE
#   Players
from players.entity import Player

player = Player(1)
if SOURCE_ENGINE in ("blade", "csgo", "l4d2"):
    player.client.net_channel.send_file(file_name, transfer_id, False)
else:
    player.client.net_channel.send_file(file_name, transfer_id)

After:

# Source.Python Imports
#   Players
from players.entity import Player

player = Player(1)
player.client.net_channel.send_file(file_name, transfer_id)

[CookStar]

Apparently, INetChannel::SetDataRate got mixed up too.
If it shouldn't be added, I'll delete it.

[jordanbriere]

Looking good to me. It's great to have prototype uniformity between games/engines.

Apparently, INetChannel::SetDataRate got mixed up too.
If it shouldn't be added, I'll delete it.

Nothing wrong with that. It's actually a step towards the following todo. 😃

Source.Python/src/core/modules/net_channel/net_channel_wrap.cpp

Line 142 in ea1fecf

// TODO: Export more

Question is; was it confirmed to be the same prototype/available on all engines?

[CookStar]

Question is; was it confirmed to be the same prototype/available on all engines?

Which one do you mean, exactly?

There is no default argument in the blade and csgo headers, but there is one in l4d2.
There is no is_replay_demo in the other engines.
And INetChannel::SetDataRate is available in all engines.

Edit: If you're talking about file_name and transfer_id, yes, I checked all of them.