internal static void OnDeletePersistentAuth(IntPtr address)
{
OnDeletePersistentAuthCallback callback = null;
DeletePersistentAuthCallbackInfo callbackInfo = null;
if (Helper.TryGetAndRemoveCallback <OnDeletePersistentAuthCallback, DeletePersistentAuthCallbackInfoInternal, DeletePersistentAuthCallbackInfo>(address, out callback, out callbackInfo))
{
callback(callbackInfo);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Deletes a previously received and locally stored persistent auth access token for the currently logged in user of the local device.
///
/// On Desktop and Mobile platforms, the access token is deleted from the keychain of the local user and a backend request is made to revoke the token on the authentication server.
/// On Console platforms, even though the caller is responsible for storing and deleting the access token on the local device,
/// this function should still be called with the access token before its deletion to make the best effort in attempting to also revoke it on the authentication server.
/// If the function would fail on Console, the caller should still proceed as normal to delete the access token locally as intended.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options">structure containing operation input parameters</param>
/// <param name="clientData">arbitrary data that is passed back to you in the CompletionDelegate</param>
/// <param name="completionDelegate">a callback that is fired when the deletion operation completes, either successfully or in error</param>
public void DeletePersistentAuth(DeletePersistentAuthOptions options, object clientData, OnDeletePersistentAuthCallback completionDelegate)
{
System.IntPtr optionsAddress = new System.IntPtr();
Helper.TryMarshalSet <DeletePersistentAuthOptionsInternal, DeletePersistentAuthOptions>(ref optionsAddress, options);
var clientDataAddress = System.IntPtr.Zero;
var completionDelegateInternal = new OnDeletePersistentAuthCallbackInternal(OnDeletePersistentAuthCallbackInternalImplementation);
Helper.AddCallback(ref clientDataAddress, clientData, completionDelegate, completionDelegateInternal);
EOS_Auth_DeletePersistentAuth(InnerHandle, optionsAddress, clientDataAddress, completionDelegateInternal);
Helper.TryMarshalDispose(ref optionsAddress);
}
/// <summary>
/// Deletes a previously received and locally stored persistent auth access token for the currently logged in user of the local device.
///
/// On Desktop and Mobile platforms, the access token is deleted from the keychain of the local user and a backend request is made to revoke the token on the authentication server.
/// On Console platforms, even though the caller is responsible for storing and deleting the access token on the local device,
/// this function should still be called with the access token before its deletion to make the best effort in attempting to also revoke it on the authentication server.
/// If the function would fail on Console, the caller should still proceed as normal to delete the access token locally as intended.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options">structure containing operation input parameters</param>
/// <param name="clientData">arbitrary data that is passed back to you in the CompletionDelegate</param>
/// <param name="completionDelegate">a callback that is fired when the deletion operation completes, either successfully or in error</param>
public void DeletePersistentAuth(DeletePersistentAuthOptions options, object clientData, OnDeletePersistentAuthCallback completionDelegate)
{
var optionsInternal = Helper.CopyProperties <DeletePersistentAuthOptionsInternal>(options);
var completionDelegateInternal = new OnDeletePersistentAuthCallbackInternal(OnDeletePersistentAuth);
var clientDataAddress = IntPtr.Zero;
Helper.AddCallback(ref clientDataAddress, clientData, completionDelegate, completionDelegateInternal);
EOS_Auth_DeletePersistentAuth(InnerHandle, ref optionsInternal, clientDataAddress, completionDelegateInternal);
Helper.TryMarshalDispose(ref optionsInternal);
}
