/// <summary>
/// Set a property which will be accessible in Javascript.
/// For example: Bridge.SetProperty("MyObject", "someValue", "Hello World!");
/// would be accessible in Javascript as:
/// MyObject.someValue;
/// See uWebKitExamples/WebBrowser/UnityPageInfo.cs in examples
/// </summary>
public static void SetProperty(string objectName, string propName, string value)
{
if (!objects.ContainsKey(objectName))
{
AddObject(objectName);
}
BridgeObject bo = objects [objectName];
string v;
if (bo.Properties.TryGetValue(propName, out v))
{
if (value == v)
{
return;
}
}
// save the trip
// instant here
bo.Properties [propName] = value;
// and out to web process
Command cmd = Command.NewCommand("SETP", objectName, propName, value);
cmd.Post();
}
/// <summary>
/// Explicitly add an object (Note: if you just set a property on a non-existant object will be created)
/// </summary>
public static BridgeObject AddObject(string objectName)
{
if (objects.ContainsKey (objectName)) {
Debug.LogWarning ("Object " + objectName + " already exists");
return objects [objectName];
}
BridgeObject bo = objects [objectName] = new BridgeObject ();
bo.Name = objectName;
Command cmd = Command.NewCommand ("ADDO", objectName);
cmd.Post ();
return bo;
}
/// <summary>
/// Explicitly add an object (Note: if you just set a property on a non-existant object will be created)
/// </summary>
public static BridgeObject AddObject(string objectName)
{
if (objects.ContainsKey(objectName))
{
Debug.LogWarning("Object " + objectName + " already exists");
return(objects [objectName]);
}
BridgeObject bo = objects [objectName] = new BridgeObject();
bo.Name = objectName;
Command cmd = Command.NewCommand("ADDO", objectName);
cmd.Post();
return(bo);
}