Class XRGestureSubsystem.Provider

Provider to be implemented for XRGestureSubsystem.

Inheritance

object

SubsystemProvider

SubsystemProvider<XRGestureSubsystem>

XRGestureSubsystem.Provider

XRGestureSubsystemTest.XRGestureSubsystemTestProvider

Inherited Members

SubsystemProvider<XRGestureSubsystem>.TryInitialize()

SubsystemProvider<XRGestureSubsystem>.Start()

SubsystemProvider<XRGestureSubsystem>.Stop()

SubsystemProvider.running

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Namespace: UnityEngine.XR.InteractionSubsystems

Assembly: Unity.XR.InteractionSubsystems.dll

Syntax

public abstract class XRGestureSubsystem.Provider : SubsystemProvider<XRGestureSubsystem>

Fields

m_ActivateGestureEvents

Container for the current Gesture Events.

Declaration

protected NativeArray<ActivateGestureEvent> m_ActivateGestureEvents

Field Value

Type	Description
NativeArray<ActivateGestureEvent>

Properties

activateGestureEvents

Current Gesture Events. Note: Should we be considering a reallocation if the subsystem is stopped and restarted without destroying? The current behaviour is to keep the events in memory. For now, we'll leave it as it was originally designed. But we should keep an eye on this.

Declaration

public NativeArray<ActivateGestureEvent> activateGestureEvents { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
NativeArray<ActivateGestureEvent>

Methods

Destroy()

Declaration

public override void Destroy()

Overrides

UnityEngine.SubsystemsImplementation.SubsystemProvider<UnityEngine.XR.InteractionSubsystems.XRGestureSubsystem>.Destroy()

~Provider()

Ensuring that the NativeArray is cleaned up.

Declaration

protected ~Provider()

Update()

Implement the update method for Update events.

Declaration

public abstract void Update()