Class IJobFilterExtensions
Extension class for the IJobFilter job type providing custom overloads for scheduling and running.
Namespace: Unity.Jobs
Assembly: solution.dll
Syntax
public static class IJobFilterExtensions
Methods
Name | Description |
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Early |
Gathers and caches reflection data for the internal job system's managed bindings. Unity is responsible for calling this method - don't call it yourself. |
Run |
Executes the appending filter job, on the main thread. See IJobFilterExtensions.ScheduleAppend for more information on how appending is performed. |
Run |
Executes the appending filter job, on the main thread. See IJobFilterExtensions.ScheduleAppend for more information on how appending is performed. |
Run |
Executes the filter job, on the main thread. See IJobFilterExtensions.Schedule for more information on how appending is performed. |
Run |
Executes the filter job, on the main thread. See IJobFilterExtensions.Schedule for more information on how appending is performed. |
Schedule |
Schedules a job that will execute the filter job for all integers in indices from index 0 until arrayLength. Each integer which passes the filter (i.e. true is returned from Execute()) will be appended to the indices list. |
Schedule |
Schedules a job that will execute the filter job for all integers in indices from index 0 until arrayLength. Each integer which passes the filter (i.e. true is returned from Execute()) will be appended to the indices list. |
Schedule |
Schedules a job that will execute the filter job for all integers in indices from index 0 until arrayLength. Each integer which passes the filter (i.e. true is returned from Execute()) will be used to repopulate the indices list. This has the effect of excluding all integer values that do not pass the filter. |
Schedule |
Schedules a job that will execute the filter job for all integers in indices from index 0 until arrayLength. Each integer which passes the filter (i.e. true is returned from Execute()) will be used to repopulate the indices list. This has the effect of excluding all integer values that do not pass the filter. |