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CloserecordKey | A record key. |
data | The property value. |
bool True if the record is found and is valid, false otherwise.
Loads a single property, already deseriazed into an object.
// Load the value already deserialized. using (var view = propertyDatabase.GetView()) { var colorRecordKey = view.CreateRecordKey("path/to/my/asset", "m_Color"); if (!view.TryLoad(colorRecordKey, out object colorObject)) Assert.Fail("Failed to load color property."); var color = (Color)colorObject; Assert.AreEqual(new Color(1, 0, 1), color); }
See Also: IPropertyDatabaseView.CreateRecordKey.
recordKey | A record key. |
data | The property record. |
bool True if the record is found and is valid, false otherwise.
Loads a single property, still contained within a record.
This method doesn't deserialize the value. You have to deserialize it yourself by calling IPropertyDatabaseView.GetObjectFromRecordValue.
// Load the record value to do a deserialization at the appropriate time. using (var view = propertyDatabase.GetView()) { var sizeRecordKey = view.CreateRecordKey("path/to/my/asset", "m_Size"); if (!view.TryLoad(sizeRecordKey, out IPropertyDatabaseRecordValue sizeRecordValue)) Assert.Fail("Failed to load size property."); var size = view.GetValueFromRecord<int>(sizeRecordValue); Assert.AreEqual(42, size); }
See Also: IPropertyDatabaseView.CreateRecordKey.
documentKey | A document key. |
data | The document property values. |
bool True if the record is found and is valid, false otherwise.
Loads all the properties of a document, already deseriazed into objects.
// Load all values not associated with a document, already deserialized. using (var view = propertyDatabase.GetView()) { var nullDocumentKey = view.CreateDocumentKey(null); if (!view.TryLoad(nullDocumentKey, out IEnumerable<object> noDocumentProperties)) Assert.Fail("Failed to load properties with no documents."); Assert.IsNotEmpty(noDocumentProperties); Assert.AreEqual("myDocs_", noDocumentProperties.First()); }
See Also: IPropertyDatabaseView.CreateDocumentKey.
documentKey | A document key. |
records | The document property records. |
bool True if the record is found and is valid, false otherwise.
Loads all the properties of a document, still contained within records.
This method doesn't deserialize the values. You have to deserialize them yourself by calling IPropertyDatabaseView.GetObjectFromRecordValue.
// Load all values associated with a document, not deserialized. using (var view = propertyDatabase.GetView()) { var myAssetDocumentKey = view.CreateDocumentKey("path/to/my/asset"); if (!view.TryLoad(myAssetDocumentKey, out IEnumerable<IPropertyDatabaseRecord> myDocumentRecords)) Assert.Fail("Failed to load records for my asset document."); var deserializedValues = new Dictionary<PropertyDatabaseRecordKey, object>(); foreach (var myDocumentRecord in myDocumentRecords) { var value = view.GetValueFromRecord<object>(myDocumentRecord.value); deserializedValues.Add(myDocumentRecord.key, value); } Assert.AreEqual(5, deserializedValues.Count); }
See Also: IPropertyDatabaseView.CreateDocumentKey.