public void Dispose()
{
EditsBuffer.Dispose();
ReferenceFramesBuffer.Dispose();
UpdatedComponentDiffs.Dispose();
DisposedComponentIds.Dispose();
DisposedEventHandlerIds.Dispose();
}
public void Clear()
{
EditsBuffer.Clear();
ReferenceFramesBuffer.Clear();
ComponentRenderQueue.Clear();
UpdatedComponentDiffs.Clear();
DisposedComponentIds.Clear();
DisposedEventHandlerIds.Clear();
}
public void ClearStateForCurrentBatch()
{
// This method is used to reset the builder back to a default state so it can
// begin building the next batch. That means clearing all the tracked state, but
// *not* clearing ComponentRenderQueue because that may hold information about
// the next batch we want to build. We shouldn't ever need to clear
// ComponentRenderQueue explicitly, because it gets cleared as an aspect of
// processing the render queue.
EditsBuffer.Clear();
ReferenceFramesBuffer.Clear();
UpdatedComponentDiffs.Clear();
DisposedComponentIds.Clear();
DisposedEventHandlerIds.Clear();
AttributeDiffSet.Clear();
}
public RenderBatch ToBatch()
=> new RenderBatch(
UpdatedComponentDiffs.ToRange(),
ReferenceFramesBuffer.ToRange(),
DisposedComponentIds.ToRange(),
DisposedEventHandlerIds.ToRange());