public void LoadInventoryData()
{
//This assumes items can't be added to the inventory while the inventory is open. It's probably possible that a mod could add items while
//the inventory is open. If it turns out to be an issue, this code can be updated to retrieve the entire list every frame, but that seems
//overkill for now - this should probably work for most realistic cases.
if (this.InventoryList.Count <= 0)
{
GameObject playerCurrentBody = XRLCore.Core?.Game?.Player?.Body;
Inventory inventory = playerCurrentBody?.GetPart("Inventory") as Inventory;
if (inventory == null)
{
return;
}
List <GameObject> objects = inventory.GetObjectsDirect();
for (int i = 0; i < objects.Count; i++)
{
GameObject item = objects[i];
if (!item.HasTag("HiddenInInventory"))
{
//removed filter string handling, because if the player removes the filter after we do this, we won't have all the items saved in our List<GameObject>
//if (InventoryScreen.filterString == string.Empty || ConsoleLib.Console.ColorUtility.StripFormatting(item.DisplayName).ToLower().Contains(InventoryScreen.filterString.ToLower()))
//{
this.InventoryList.Add(item);
//}
}
}
this.InventoryList.Sort(InventoryScreen.displayNameSorter);
foreach (GameObject item in this.InventoryList)
{
string strippedConstrainedName = item.GetCachedDisplayNameStripped().Substring(0, Math.Min(item.GetCachedDisplayNameStripped().Length, 60)).PadRight(60);
if (!this.CachedValuePerLbStrings.ContainsKey(strippedConstrainedName))
{
this.CachedValuePerLbStrings.Add(strippedConstrainedName, this.GetItemValueString(item));
}
}
}
}
