public static bool LOAD(BinaryReader reader)
{
string text = reader.ReadString();
GameObject gameObject = GameObject.Find(text);
if (gameObject == null)
{
int length = text.IndexOf("/", 1);
string name = text.Substring(0, length);
GameObject gameObject2 = GameObject.Find(name);
if (gameObject2 != null)
{
int startIndex = text.LastIndexOf("/") + 1;
string b = text.Substring(startIndex);
SaveTarget[] componentsInChildren = gameObject2.GetComponentsInChildren <SaveTarget>(true);
for (int i = 0; i < componentsInChildren.Length; i++)
{
SaveTarget saveTarget = componentsInChildren[i];
if (saveTarget.name == b)
{
gameObject = saveTarget.gameObject;
break;
}
}
}
}
if (gameObject == null)
{
return(false);
}
SaveTarget saveTarget2 = gameObject.GetComponent <SaveTarget>();
if (saveTarget2 == null)
{
saveTarget2 = gameObject.AddComponent <SaveTarget>();
}
saveTarget2.Load(reader);
return(true);
}
void ProcessStartAttributeCommon(ref string prefix, string localName, string ns, object nameObj, object nsObj)
{
// dummy prefix is created here, while the caller
// still uses empty string as the prefix there.
if (prefix.Length == 0 && ns.Length > 0)
{
prefix = LookupPrefix(ns);
// Not only null but also ""; when the returned
// string is empty, then it still needs a dummy
// prefix, since default namespace does not
// apply to attribute
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(prefix))
{
prefix = CreateNewPrefix();
}
}
else if (prefix.Length > 0 && ns.Length == 0)
{
switch (prefix)
{
case "xml":
nsObj = ns = XmlNamespace;
break;
case "xmlns":
nsObj = ns = XmlnsNamespace;
break;
default:
throw new ArgumentException("Cannot use prefix with an empty namespace.");
}
}
// here we omit such cases that it is used for writing
// namespace-less xml, unlike XmlTextWriter.
if (prefix == "xmlns" && ns != XmlnsNamespace)
{
throw new ArgumentException(String.Format("The 'xmlns' attribute is bound to the reserved namespace '{0}'", XmlnsNamespace));
}
CheckStateForAttribute();
state = WriteState.Attribute;
save_target = SaveTarget.None;
switch (prefix)
{
case "xml":
// MS.NET looks to allow other names than
// lang and space (e.g. xml:link, xml:hack).
ns = XmlNamespace;
switch (localName)
{
case "lang":
save_target = SaveTarget.XmlLang;
break;
case "space":
save_target = SaveTarget.XmlSpace;
break;
}
break;
case "xmlns":
save_target = SaveTarget.Namespaces;
break;
}
current_attr_prefix = prefix;
current_attr_name = nameObj;
current_attr_ns = nsObj;
}
void ProcessStartAttributeCommon (ref string prefix, string localName, string ns, object nameObj, object nsObj)
{
// dummy prefix is created here, while the caller
// still uses empty string as the prefix there.
if (prefix.Length == 0 && ns.Length > 0) {
prefix = LookupPrefix (ns);
// Not only null but also ""; when the returned
// string is empty, then it still needs a dummy
// prefix, since default namespace does not
// apply to attribute
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty (prefix))
prefix = CreateNewPrefix ();
}
else if (prefix.Length > 0 && ns.Length == 0) {
switch (prefix) {
case "xml":
nsObj = ns = XmlNamespace;
break;
case "xmlns":
nsObj = ns = XmlnsNamespace;
break;
default:
throw new ArgumentException ("Cannot use prefix with an empty namespace.");
}
}
// here we omit such cases that it is used for writing
// namespace-less xml, unlike XmlTextWriter.
if (prefix == "xmlns" && ns != XmlnsNamespace)
throw new ArgumentException (String.Format ("The 'xmlns' attribute is bound to the reserved namespace '{0}'", XmlnsNamespace));
CheckStateForAttribute ();
state = WriteState.Attribute;
save_target = SaveTarget.None;
switch (prefix) {
case "xml":
// MS.NET looks to allow other names than
// lang and space (e.g. xml:link, xml:hack).
ns = XmlNamespace;
switch (localName) {
case "lang":
save_target = SaveTarget.XmlLang;
break;
case "space":
save_target = SaveTarget.XmlSpace;
break;
}
break;
case "xmlns":
save_target = SaveTarget.Namespaces;
break;
}
current_attr_prefix = prefix;
current_attr_name = nameObj;
current_attr_ns = nsObj;
}
void Start()
{
text = GetComponentInChildren <Text> ();
displayText = new SaveTarget(this, "displayText", string.Empty);
text.text = displayText.Value;
}