//Cycles through the inventory to catalog the requested items
private void searchInventory(IMyTerminalBlock vfCargo, List <string> vfType, string vfSubType = "All")
{
if ((vfCargo.IsFunctional))
{
//Items in facilities can only be listed and accessed in general functions at their proccessed items inventory. Don't touch the raw stuff
int index;
if (vfCargo is IMyRefinery || vfCargo is IMyAssembler)
{
index = 1;
}
else
{
index = 0;
}
IMyInventory vlInventory = vfCargo.GetInventory(index);
__totalVolume += vlInventory.MaxVolume;
__currentVolume += vlInventory.CurrentVolume;
MyFixedPoint vlFreeSpace = vlInventory.MaxVolume - vlInventory.CurrentVolume;
__count++;
var vlItemLst = fillListFromInventory(vlInventory);
//each vlI corresponds to a slot in the inventory. items may be divided into different stacks
//despite being the same component type and subtype
for (int vlI = 0; vlI < vlItemLst.Count; vlI++)
{
//check if the item in question is within the search parametres
if (foundItemInInventory(vlItemLst[vlI], vfType, vfSubType))
{
//The way 6 is ridiculous. To directly compare if the itemlist has an item, I have to construct an entire IMyInventoryItem type.
//I can't compare it with a simple item ID, which is STUPID! Instead I have to make the following
cargoLst.addItem(vfCargo.GetId(), vlFreeSpace, vlItemLst[vlI].Type.TypeId.ToString(), vlItemLst[vlI].Type.SubtypeId.ToString(), vlItemLst[vlI].Amount, vlI);
}
else
{
//adds empty string just to mark the ID and freespace
cargoLst.addItem(vfCargo.GetId(), vlFreeSpace, "", "", 0, 0);
}
}
}
}
