public void Initialize(ContentEntitySerializationFormat format, IEventDispatcher eventDispatcher)
{
_eventDispatcher = eventDispatcher;
_uniqueId = format.UniqueId;
PrettyName = format.PrettyName ?? "";
foreach (ContentEntity.DataInstance data in format.Data)
{
DataAccessor accessor = new DataAccessor(data.CurrentData);
if (data.WasAdded)
{
_toAddStage1.Add(data.CurrentData);
}
else
{
if (data.CurrentData is Data.NonVersioned)
{
_data[accessor.Id] = new NonVersionedDataContainer(
(Data.NonVersioned)data.CurrentData);
}
else
{
_data[accessor.Id] = new VersionedDataContainer(
(Data.IVersioned)data.PreviousData,
(Data.IVersioned)data.CurrentData,
(Data.IVersioned)data.CurrentData.Duplicate());
}
// There is going to be an ApplyModification call before systems actually view
// this Entity instance. With that in mind, we can treat our data initialization
// as if if were operating on the previous frame.
if (data.WasModified)
{
// This is kind of an ugly hack, because to get the correct Previous/Current
// data we need to move Previous into Current so that Previous will reflect
// the true Previous value, not the Current one.
// Internal signal that a modification is going to take place
Modify(accessor);
if (data.CurrentData is Data.IVersioned)
{
// Move Previous into Current, so that after the ApplyModification we
// have the correct data values
var container = (VersionedDataContainer)_data[accessor.Id];
container.Current.CopyFrom(container.Previous);
}
}
if (data.WasRemoved)
{
RemoveData(accessor);
}
}
}
}
public void Initialize(ContentEntitySerializationFormat format, IEventDispatcher eventDispatcher) {
_eventDispatcher = eventDispatcher;
_uniqueId = format.UniqueId;
PrettyName = format.PrettyName ?? "";
foreach (ContentEntity.DataInstance data in format.Data) {
DataAccessor accessor = new DataAccessor(data.CurrentData);
if (data.WasAdded) {
_toAddStage1.Add(data.CurrentData);
}
else {
if (data.CurrentData is Data.NonVersioned) {
_data[accessor.Id] = new NonVersionedDataContainer(
(Data.NonVersioned)data.CurrentData);
}
else {
_data[accessor.Id] = new VersionedDataContainer(
(Data.IVersioned)data.PreviousData,
(Data.IVersioned)data.CurrentData,
(Data.IVersioned)data.CurrentData.Duplicate());
}
// There is going to be an ApplyModification call before systems actually view
// this Entity instance. With that in mind, we can treat our data initialization
// as if if were operating on the previous frame.
if (data.WasModified) {
// This is kind of an ugly hack, because to get the correct Previous/Current
// data we need to move Previous into Current so that Previous will reflect
// the true Previous value, not the Current one.
// Internal signal that a modification is going to take place
Modify(accessor);
if (data.CurrentData is Data.IVersioned) {
// Move Previous into Current, so that after the ApplyModification we
// have the correct data values
var container = (VersionedDataContainer)_data[accessor.Id];
container.Current.CopyFrom(container.Previous);
}
}
if (data.WasRemoved) {
RemoveData(accessor);
}
}
}
}
