How to create any Request method, that I will be call multiple times from the script ? For example, let's take getPropertyRequest() and create simple method:
public void getGSProperties(string shortCode, int state)
{
new GameSparks.Api.Requests.GetPropertyRequest().SetPropertyShortCode(shortCode).Send((response), =>
{
if (!response.HasErrors)
{
Debug.Log("'" + shortCode + "' received from server");
GSData target = response.Property;
}
else
{
Debug.Log ( "Error Getting '" + shortCode +"' from server");
}
});
}
GetPropertyRequest using Action<GetPropertyResponse> delegate, which cannot return response property from the lambda expression. Secondly, i'ts worked, if we assign variable locally, but I can't create universal method, because lambda expression doesn't support OUT and REF params, so we can't create method with reference parameter, for ex: public void getGSProperties(string shortCode, ref GSData target).
How to create 1 method for getPropertyRequest (or any other request methods), which can return received value to the script ?
Best Answer
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Customer Support
said
over 6 years ago
Hi Maxim,
Would the following sample of code help in what you're trying to achieve?
public void GetLevelItems(string levelName, Action<IEnumerable<ItemModel>> onLevelItemsReceived)
{
new GameSparks.Api.Requests.LogEventRequest_getLevelItems()
.Set_levelName(levelName)
.Send((response) =>
{
if (response.HasErrors) return;
onLevelItemsReceived(ModelFactory.CreateLevelItemTransferModel(response));
});
}
As you can see what I'm doing here is passing in an Action that can then be called once a response have received.
Hope this helps,
- Steve
1 Comment
Customer Support
said
over 6 years ago
Answer
Hi Maxim,
Would the following sample of code help in what you're trying to achieve?
public void GetLevelItems(string levelName, Action<IEnumerable<ItemModel>> onLevelItemsReceived)
{
new GameSparks.Api.Requests.LogEventRequest_getLevelItems()
.Set_levelName(levelName)
.Send((response) =>
{
if (response.HasErrors) return;
onLevelItemsReceived(ModelFactory.CreateLevelItemTransferModel(response));
});
}
As you can see what I'm doing here is passing in an Action that can then be called once a response have received.
Maxim Samsonov
Hello,
How to create any Request method, that I will be call multiple times from the script ?
For example, let's take getPropertyRequest() and create simple method:
public void getGSProperties(string shortCode, int state) { new GameSparks.Api.Requests.GetPropertyRequest().SetPropertyShortCode(shortCode).Send((response), => { if (!response.HasErrors) { Debug.Log("'" + shortCode + "' received from server"); GSData target = response.Property; } else { Debug.Log ( "Error Getting '" + shortCode +"' from server"); } }); }GetPropertyRequest using Action<GetPropertyResponse> delegate, which cannot return response property from the lambda expression. Secondly, i'ts worked, if we assign variable locally, but I can't create universal method, because lambda expression doesn't support OUT and REF params, so we can't create method with reference parameter, for ex: public void getGSProperties(string shortCode, ref GSData target).
How to create 1 method for getPropertyRequest (or any other request methods), which can return received value to the script ?
Hi Maxim,
Would the following sample of code help in what you're trying to achieve?
public void GetLevelItems(string levelName, Action<IEnumerable<ItemModel>> onLevelItemsReceived) { new GameSparks.Api.Requests.LogEventRequest_getLevelItems() .Set_levelName(levelName) .Send((response) => { if (response.HasErrors) return; onLevelItemsReceived(ModelFactory.CreateLevelItemTransferModel(response)); }); }As you can see what I'm doing here is passing in an Action that can then be called once a response have received.
Hope this helps,
- Steve
Customer Support
Hi Maxim,
Would the following sample of code help in what you're trying to achieve?
public void GetLevelItems(string levelName, Action<IEnumerable<ItemModel>> onLevelItemsReceived) { new GameSparks.Api.Requests.LogEventRequest_getLevelItems() .Set_levelName(levelName) .Send((response) => { if (response.HasErrors) return; onLevelItemsReceived(ModelFactory.CreateLevelItemTransferModel(response)); }); }As you can see what I'm doing here is passing in an Action that can then be called once a response have received.
Hope this helps,
- Steve
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