Examples of java.io.DataOutputStream.writeFloat()

java.io.DataOutputStream.writeFloat()
Writes a 32-bit float to this output stream. The resulting output is the 4 bytes resulting from calling Float.floatToIntBits(). @param val the float to be written. @throws IOException If an error occurs attempting to write to this DataOutputStream. @see DataInput#readFloat()

          out.writeInt(cmd_reload);
          out.writeInt(cmd_exit);
          out.writeInt(cmd_create_map);
          out.writeFloat(posX);
          out.writeFloat(posY);
          out.writeFloat(posZ);
          out.writeFloat(yaw);
          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);

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          out.writeInt(cmd_exit);
          out.writeInt(cmd_create_map);
          out.writeFloat(posX);
          out.writeFloat(posY);
          out.writeFloat(posZ);
          out.writeFloat(yaw);
          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);

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          out.writeInt(cmd_create_map);
          out.writeFloat(posX);
          out.writeFloat(posY);
          out.writeFloat(posZ);
          out.writeFloat(yaw);
          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);
          out.writeFloat(damage);

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          out.writeFloat(posX);
          out.writeFloat(posY);
          out.writeFloat(posZ);
          out.writeFloat(yaw);
          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);
          out.writeFloat(damage);
          out.writeFloat(throttle);

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          out.writeFloat(posY);
          out.writeFloat(posZ);
          out.writeFloat(yaw);
          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);
          out.writeFloat(damage);
          out.writeFloat(throttle);
      }

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          out.writeFloat(posZ);
          out.writeFloat(yaw);
          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);
          out.writeFloat(damage);
          out.writeFloat(throttle);
      }
      catch (IOException e)

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          out.writeFloat(yaw);
          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);
          out.writeFloat(damage);
          out.writeFloat(throttle);
      }
      catch (IOException e)
      {

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          out.writeFloat(pitch);
          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);
          out.writeFloat(damage);
          out.writeFloat(throttle);
      }
      catch (IOException e)
      {
          throw new RuntimeException(e);

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          out.writeFloat(roll);
          out.writeFloat(motionX);
          out.writeFloat(motionY);
          out.writeFloat(motionZ);
          out.writeFloat(damage);
          out.writeFloat(throttle);
      }
      catch (IOException e)
      {
          throw new RuntimeException(e);
      }

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          {
            data.writeDouble(rs.getDouble(1));
            data.writeDouble(rs.getDouble(2));
            data.writeDouble(rs.getDouble(3));
            data.writeDouble(rs.getDouble(4));
            data.writeFloat(rs.getFloat(5));
          }
          return; // if this succeeds, we don't want to run the second query
        }
        catch (SQLException e)
        {

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