API reference
DeserializableList Class
Extends IList< T >
DeserializableList is designed to be used with the OculusPlatform SDK and provides a way to deserialize JSON data into a list of objects. It provides a range of methods for adding, removing, and accessing elements in the list, as well as properties for checking if there are more pages of data available.
Properties
int Count[Get]
The number of elements contained within this list. This is not equal to the total number of elements across multiple pages.
bool ICollection< T >. IsReadOnly[Get]
T this[int index][Get]
Access the indexed element in this list.
Parameters
index
The index of the element to return.
List< T > Data[Get]
bool HasNextPage[Get]
This property returns a value indicating whether there is a next page of elements that can be retrieved, allowing for pagination of large datasets.
bool HasPreviousPage[Get]
This property returns a value indicating whether there is a previous page of elements that can be retrieved, allowing for navigation through paginated data.
string NextUrl[Get]
This property returns the URL to request the next paginated list of elements, providing a way to retrieve additional data.
string PreviousUrl[Get]
This property returns the URL to request the previous paginated list of elements, providing a way to navigate back through paginated data.
Protected Fields
List< T > _Data[Get]
This is a protected field that stores the actual list of objects. It is used by the DeserializableList class to store the data that is deserialized from JSON.
string _NextUrl[Get]
This is a protected field that store the URLs for the next pages of data. It allows you to retrieve additional data beyond the initial page.
string _PreviousUrl[Get]
This is a protected field that store the URLs for the previous pages of data. It allows you to retrieve additional data beyond the initial page.
Member Functions
int IndexOf
( T obj )
This method returns the index of the specified object in the list, or -1 if it is not found.
void Add
( T item )
This method adds an item to the end of the list, increasing its size by one.
void Clear ( )
This method removes all items from the list, leaving it empty and with a count of zero.
bool Contains
( T item )
This method determines whether the list contains a specific value, returning true if it is found and false otherwise.
void CopyTo
( T [] array,
int arrayIndex )
This method copies the elements of the list to an array, starting at a specified array index, allowing for efficient transfer of data.
IEnumerator< T > GetEnumerator ( )
This method returns an enumerator that iterates through the list, providing a way to access each element in sequence. Taken from examples here
void Insert
( int index,
T item )
This method inserts an item into the list at a specified index, shifting existing elements to make room.
bool Remove
( T item )
This method removes the first occurrence of a specific object from the list, decreasing its size by one.
void RemoveAt
( int index )
This method removes the item at the specified index from the list, shifting existing elements to fill the gap.
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