LSLib.Granny.GR2.GR2Reader.Seek C# (CSharp) Method

Seek() private method

private Seek ( RelocatableReference reference ) : void
reference RelocatableReference
return void
        internal void Seek(RelocatableReference reference)
        {
            Debug.Assert(reference.IsValid);
            Debug.Assert(reference.Offset <= (ulong)Stream.Length);
            Stream.Position = (long)reference.Offset;
        }

Same methods

GR2Reader::Seek ( Section section, UInt32 offset ) : void
GR2Reader::Seek ( SectionReference reference ) : void
GR2Reader::Seek ( UInt32 section, UInt32 offset ) : void

Usage Example

Ejemplo n.º 1
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        public StructDefinition Resolve(GR2Reader gr2)
        {
            Debug.Assert(IsValid);
            // Type definitions use a 2-level cache
            // First we'll check the reference itself, if it has a cached ref to the resolved type
            // If it has, we have nothing to do

            // If the struct wasn't resolved yet, try the type definition cache
            // When a type definition is read from the GR2 file, it is stored here using its definition address as a key
            if (Type == null)
            {
                gr2.Types.TryGetValue(this, out Type);
            }

            if (Type == null)
            {
                // We haven't seen this type before, read its definition from the file and cache it
#if DEBUG_GR2_SERIALIZATION
                System.Console.WriteLine(String.Format(" ===== Struct definition at {0:X8} ===== ", Offset));
#endif
                var originalPos = gr2.Stream.Position;
                gr2.Seek(this);
                Type = gr2.ReadStructDefinition();
                gr2.Stream.Seek(originalPos, SeekOrigin.Begin);
                gr2.Types[this] = Type;
            }

            return(Type);
        }
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