public AssignedBehavior AddBehavior(UnassignedBehavior behavior)
{
OnBeforeAnyChange();
Debug.Assert(!behavior.behaviorUri.IsNullOrEmpty());
string finalBehaviorUri = behavior.behaviorUri;
// Alright, some special logic here. If it's a user-library behavior, do not
// just use the URI directly. Import it, so turn it into embedded, then use
// it. We want VOOS files to be stand-alone, so we can't have any local user
// library dependencies.
if (BehaviorSystem.IsUserLibraryBehaviorUri(behavior.behaviorUri))
{
Behaviors.Behavior importedBehavior = GetBehaviorSystem().GetBehaviorData(behavior.behaviorUri);
Debug.Assert(!importedBehavior.userLibraryFile.IsNullOrEmpty());
string importedId = GetBehaviorSystem().GenerateUniqueId();
GetBehaviorSystem().PutBehavior(importedId, importedBehavior);
string importedUri = BehaviorSystem.IdToEmbeddedBehaviorUri(importedId);
finalBehaviorUri = importedUri;
}
// Create the use in the database
string useId = actor.GetBehaviorSystem().GenerateUniqueId();
var brain = GetBrain();
brain.AddUse(new BehaviorUse
{
id = useId,
behaviorUri = finalBehaviorUri,
propertyAssignments = new Behaviors.PropertyAssignment[0]
});
GetBehaviorSystem().PutBrain(GetBrainId(), brain);
return(new AssignedBehavior(useId, this));
}
