name

Definition

• Type: Property
• Namespace: UnityEditor.Search
• Assembly: UnityEditor

public string name { get; set; }

Examples

using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;using UnityEditor;using UnityEditor.Search;using UnityEngine;/// <summary>/// The index name can be used to manage multiple indexes./// </summary>static class Example_SearchIndexer_name{    interface IItem    {        string name { get; }        string stats { get; }    }    struct Weapon : IItem    {        public string name { get; set; }        public int power { get; private set; }        public string stats => $"Weapon Power {power}";        public Weapon(string name, int power)        {            this.name = name;            this.power = power;        }    }    struct Armor : IItem    {        public string name { get; set; }        public int defense { get; private set; }        public string stats => $"Armor Defense {defense}";        public Armor(string name, int defense)        {            this.name = name;            this.defense = defense;        }    }    [MenuItem("Examples/SearchIndexer/name")]    public static void Run()    {        var indexes = new[] { new SearchIndexer(nameof(Weapon), FileUtil.GetUniqueTempPathInProject()), new SearchIndexer(nameof(Armor), FileUtil.GetUniqueTempPathInProject()) };        foreach (var i in indexes)            i.Start();        AddItem(indexes, new Weapon("Short Sword", 3));        AddItem(indexes, new Weapon("Long Sword", 4));        AddItem(indexes, new Armor("Ring", 1));        AddItem(indexes, new Armor("Plate", 10));        foreach (var i in indexes)        {            var localIndex = i;            i.Finish(() =>            {                OnIndexReady(localIndex);                localIndex.Dispose();            });        }    }    private static void AddItem(IEnumerable<SearchIndexer> indexes, IItem item)    {        // Find the item indexer by matching the item type to the index name        var itemIndexer = indexes.First(e => e.name == item.GetType().Name);        var di = itemIndexer.AddDocument(item.name, checkIfExists: true);        itemIndexer.AddProperty("stats", item.stats, di);    }    private static void OnIndexReady(SearchIndexer si)    {        string items = "";        for (int di = 0; di < si.documentCount; ++di)            items += si.GetDocument(di).id + ", ";        Debug.Log($"{si.name} index items {string.Join(", ", items)}");    }}