/// <inheritdoc />
protected override object GetCollectionValue(IEnumerable collection, int collectionIndex)
{
int current = 0;
foreach (var item in collection)
{
if (current == collectionIndex)
{
return(item);
}
current++;
}
return(MemberType.DefaultValue());
}
/// <inheritdoc />
protected override void SetCollectionValue(ref IDictionary collection, int collectionIndex, [NotNull] object dictionaryEntry)
{
#if DEV_MODE && PI_ASSERTATIONS
Debug.Assert(dictionaryEntry != null, "SetCollectionValue(" + StringUtils.ToString(dictionaryEntry) + "<" + StringUtils.TypeToString(dictionaryEntry) + ">, " + collectionIndex + ") called with null dictionaryEntry\nMemberType=" + StringUtils.ToString(MemberType) + ", MemberType.DefaultValue()=" + StringUtils.ToString(MemberType.DefaultValue()));
#endif
var set = (DictionaryEntry)dictionaryEntry;
var key = set.Key;
var value = set.Value;
#if DEV_MODE
Debug.Assert(key != null, "getDictionaryEntryKey(" + StringUtils.ToString(dictionaryEntry) + "<" + StringUtils.TypeToString(dictionaryEntry) + ">) returned null\nMemberType=" + StringUtils.ToString(MemberType) + ", MemberType.DefaultValue()=" + StringUtils.ToString(MemberType.DefaultValue()));
#endif
//collectionIndex is ignored at least for now
//to try and keep the order right, could theoretically rebuild the dictionary again from scratch,
//placing items inside it in the same order as before?
collection[key] = value;
}
