private void SetupDebugConsole()
{
// Adds the save to the 'save' tab of the log emails. This also supports binary data, if need be.
DebugConsole.SaveFileProvider += () => new[]
{
new SaveFileData("save.txt", BallGameSaveSystem.AsString(), SaveFileDataType.TEXT),
new SaveFileData("data.json", "{\"health\": 42, \"player_name\": \"Player17\"}", SaveFileDataType.JSON)
};
// Use this to add information to the 'info' tab of the log emails.
DebugConsole.GameInfoProvider += () => new List <KeyValuePair <string, string> >
{
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("Current level", Level.ToString()),
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("Turns left", TurnsLeft.ToString()),
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("Is game over?", GameIsOver.ToString())
};
// This shows how you could pre-process commands being entered into the console if you want to be able to
// do something quite different with the input.
// In this case, we handle all commands that start with a dash, and allow all the rest to be handled as normal.
CommandHandlers.BeforeCommandParsedHook += input =>
{
if (!input.StartsWith("-"))
{
return(false); // this is not the command we are looking for - allow the normal behaviour to happen
}
Debug.Log("Dash prefixed command entered: " + input.Substring(1));
return(true); // we've handled it, don't allow the normal command system to run
};
}
private void SetupDebugConsole()
{
// Adds the save to the 'save' tab of the log emails. This also supports binary data, if need be.
DebugConsole.SaveFileProvider += () => new[]
{
new SaveFileData("save.txt", BallGameSaveSystem.AsString(), SaveFileDataType.TEXT),
new SaveFileData("data.json", "{\"health\": 42, \"player_name\": \"Player17\"}", SaveFileDataType.JSON)
};
// Use this to add information to the 'info' tab of the log emails.
DebugConsole.GameInfoProvider += () => new List <KeyValuePair <string, string> >
{
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("Current level", Level.ToString()),
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("Turns left", TurnsLeft.ToString()),
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("Is game over?", GameIsOver.ToString())
};
}