*Cleanup, fix a few warnings, and make the SD2 grid searchers just pass through to the standard Trinity grid searchers, as they have identical functionality. Thanks thmarth. Closes #387, #388

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branch : trunk

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/src/game/Object.h b/src/game/Object.h
index 826775500d2..3d07b4625e6 100644
--- a/src/game/Object.h
+++ b/src/game/Object.h
@@ -610,11 +610,11 @@ class TRINITY_DLL_SPEC WorldObject : public Object, public WorldLocation
         GameObject* SummonGameObject(uint32 entry, float x, float y, float z, float ang, float rotation0, float rotation1, float rotation2, float rotation3, uint32 respawnTime);
         Creature*   SummonTrigger(float x, float y, float z, float ang, uint32 dur, CreatureAI* (*GetAI)(Creature*) = NULL);
 
-        Creature*   FindNearestCreature(uint32 entry, float range, bool alive = true);
-        GameObject* FindNearestGameObject(uint32 entry, float range);
+        Creature*   FindNearestCreature(uint32 uiEntry, float fMaxSearchRange, bool bAlive = true);
+        GameObject* FindNearestGameObject(uint32 uiEntry, float fMaxSearchRange);
 
-        void GetGameObjectListWithEntryInGrid(std::list<GameObject*>& lList, uint32 uiEntry, float fMaxSearchRange);
         void GetCreatureListWithEntryInGrid(std::list<Creature*>& lList, uint32 uiEntry, float fMaxSearchRange);
+        void GetGameObjectListWithEntryInGrid(std::list<GameObject*>& lList, uint32 uiEntry, float fMaxSearchRange);
 
         void DestroyForNearbyPlayers();