// ====================================================
public static void Fail(string condition, object o, params object[] ctx)
{
System.Text.StringBuilder sb = new System.Text.StringBuilder();
sb.Append("ASSERT! ");
sb.Append(FLog.GetStamp());
sb.Append(FLog.Bracketize(condition));
sb.Append(FLog.Bracketize(o));
foreach (object co in ctx)
{
sb.Append(FLog.Bracketize(co));
}
FLog.LogError(sb.ToString());
#if RAISE_EXCEPTIONS
throw new FAssertException(sb.ToString());
#endif
}
// Convert a JSON object to a vector.
// The object can be either of two forms:
// { "x": 0, "y": 0, "z": 0 }
// [ 0, 0, 0 ]
// In the object form, all three fields are optional.
// In the array form, you can have two or three fields.
public static Vector3 jtov(object j, Vector3 defaultValue)
{
Vector3 rv = defaultValue;
if (j is List <object> )
{
List <object> jl = j as List <object>;
if (jl.Count > 0)
{
rv.x = System.Convert.ToSingle(jl[0]);
}
if (jl.Count > 1)
{
rv.y = System.Convert.ToSingle(jl[1]);
}
if (jl.Count > 2)
{
rv.z = System.Convert.ToSingle(jl[2]);
}
}
else if (j is Dictionary <string, object> )
{
Dictionary <string, object> jd = j as Dictionary <string, object>;
if (jd.ContainsKey("x"))
{
rv.x = System.Convert.ToSingle(jd["x"]);
}
if (jd.ContainsKey("y"))
{
rv.y = System.Convert.ToSingle(jd["y"]);
}
if (jd.ContainsKey("z"))
{
rv.z = System.Convert.ToSingle(jd["z"]);
}
}
else
{
FLog.LogError("invalid JSON vector object [" + j.ToString() + "]");
}
return(rv);
}
