Introduction to the Graph Processor
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Use and to provide feedback to users about the state of their graph, and guide them in making the necessary corrections. Unity calls automatically whenever a user modifies their graph. This allows you to validate the graph state in real-time and provide appropriate feedback. Unity displays any messages logged with in the Unity console.
OnGraphChangedGraphLoggerOnGraphChangedGraphLoggerExample
This example demonstrates how to use the graph processor to check the state of a graph and provide feedback. In this example, the graph needs to have exactly one node of the type SingleNode and no more. The graph processor checks that the graph contains at least one node of the SingleNode type. It logs an appropriate message if it finds that the graph contains either no SingleNode type nodes, or more than one SingleNode type node. The code sample is as follows:
[Serializable] public class OnGraphChangedExampleGraph : Graph { public override void OnGraphChanged(GraphLogger graphLogger) { var numberOfNodes = 0; // Count how many SingleNodes are in the graph foreach (var node in GetNodes()) { if (node is SingleNode) { numberOfNodes++; } } if (numberOfNodes == 0) { // Log an error if there are no SingleNodes in the graph graphLogger.LogError("Node of type SingleNode not found. Graph must have one node of type SingleNode."); } else if (numberOfNodes > 1) { // Log an error if there is more than one SingleNode in the graph graphLogger.LogError("Multiple nodes of type SingleNode found. Graph must have only one node of type SingleNode."); } } }