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FOvrAssetFileDeleteResult Struct

An AssetFileDeleteResult contains the result of a deleted asset file. You can delete an asset file by using AssetFile_DeleteById() or AssetFile_DeleteByName(). The delete result contains the field FOvrAssetFileDeleteResult::AssetId, the file path, and the success status of the deleted asset.

Fields

FOvrId AssetFileId[Get]

Deprecated

You can use field FOvrAssetFileDeleteResult::AssetId to retrieve the ID of the asset file.

FOvrId AssetId[Get]

This represents the ID of the asset file. When you want to use field FOvrAssetFileDeleteResult::AssetFileId, you need to use field FOvrAssetFileDeleteResult::AssetId instead.

FString Filepath[Get]

File path of the asset file.

bool Success[Get]

You can use this to determine whether deleting an asset file was successful or not.

Member Functions

FOvrAssetFileDeleteResult ( )

This is the default constructor for the struct, which initializes the ovrAssetFileDeleteResultHandle and TOvrMessageHandlePtr to their default values.

FOvrAssetFileDeleteResult

( ovrAssetFileDeleteResultHandle OvrHandle,

TOvrMessageHandlePtr MessageHandlePtr )

Copying values from an OVR handle to the array, and the originating message to prevent the handle from being freed.

void Clear ( )

Setting all values to their defaults, effectively clearing the struct.

void Update

( ovrAssetFileDeleteResultHandle OvrHandle,

TOvrMessageHandlePtr MessageHandlePtr )

Updating values from an OVR handle to the array, and the originating message to prevent the handle from being freed.

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