Game.Simulation.Flow.NodeIndices

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Namespace: Game.Simulation.Flow

Type: struct

Base: System.ValueType

Summary:
A lightweight value type that stores a pair of node indices used by the flow simulation. It holds the source and sink node IDs (typically indices into a node buffer or array) and is intended as a plain data container for identifying endpoints in flow/path computations. Fields are public for direct access and low-overhead use in simulation code.

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Fields

• public int m_SourceNode
  Index of the source node. Typically refers to an index in a node array or buffer. A negative value (for example -1) is commonly used to indicate an invalid or unset index.

• public int m_SinkNode
  Index of the sink (target) node. As with m_SourceNode, a negative value typically indicates invalid/unset.

Properties

• This struct defines no properties; its fields are public and intended for direct access in performance-sensitive code.

Constructors

• public NodeIndices()
  This struct relies on the implicit parameterless constructor provided to value types. Fields default to 0 if the struct is zero-initialized. Initialize explicitly via an object initializer or by setting fields after declaration.

Methods

• This struct defines no methods. It is a plain data holder.

Usage Example

// Create and initialize NodeIndices for flow between node 12 and node 34
var indices = new Game.Simulation.Flow.NodeIndices
{
    m_SourceNode = 12,
    m_SinkNode = 34
};

// Alternatively, declare and assign later
Game.Simulation.Flow.NodeIndices indices2;
indices2.m_SourceNode = 0;
indices2.m_SinkNode = 1;

// Check validity before use
if (indices.m_SourceNode >= 0 && indices.m_SinkNode >= 0)
{
    // use indices in flow logic
}