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`ID` Property in Scheme Class

Overview

The ID property in the Scheme class represents a unique identifier for each scheme instance in the game.

Property Definition

[field: SerializeField]
public string ID { get; private set; }

Description

Type: string
Accessibility: The property is publicly accessible for getting its value but is privately settable, meaning it can only be modified internally within the class or its methods.

Functionality

The ID serves as a unique identifier for schemes, ensuring that each scheme instance can be distinctly recognized and referenced.
It is particularly important for managing and tracking different schemes in the game, especially when dealing with multiple instances and types of schemes.

Usage

This property is used to access the unique identifier of a scheme. It's crucial in scenarios where specific schemes need to be identified, compared, or tracked throughout the gameplay.

Example of Usage

public class SchemeInteractionManager : MonoBehaviour {
    void Start() {
        // Iterate through all active schemes of the player and log their ID's
        foreach (Scheme scheme in IM.Player.Schemes) {
            Debug.Log($"Scheme ID: {scheme.ID}");
        }
    }
}

Description:

In the Start method of the SchemeInteractionManager class, the example demonstrates iterating through all active schemes associated with the player and logging each scheme's id.

Remarks

The ID property is a critical aspect of the Scheme class, providing a means to uniquely identify each scheme instance.
Proper management of scheme IDs is essential for the integrity of game logic, particularly in complex systems involving multiple schemes and interactions.

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 === Description ===
-* Attribute: <code>[field: SerializeField]</code> - This attribute allows the <code>ID</code> field to be serialized by Unity, enabling it to be set and viewed in the Unity Editor.
 * Type: <code>string</code>
 * Accessibility: The property is publicly accessible for getting its value but is privately settable, meaning it can only be modified internally within the class or its methods.
@@ Line 26: / Line 25: @@
 === Example of Usage ===
 <syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
-public class SchemeManager : MonoBehaviour {
+public class SchemeInteractionManager : MonoBehaviour {
      void Start() {
-         Scheme currentScheme = IM.Player.GetScheme("Assassination");
+         // Iterate through all active schemes of the player and log their ID's
-        if (currentScheme != null) {
+        foreach (Scheme scheme in IM.Player.Schemes) {
-             Debug.Log($"Current scheme ID: {currentScheme.ID}");
+             Debug.Log($"Scheme ID: {scheme.ID}");
          }
      }
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 ==== Description: ====
-* The <code>Start</code> method in this <code>SchemeManager</code> class demonstrates how to access the <code>ID</code> property of a <code>Scheme</code> object. It logs the unique ID of the current scheme to the console.
+* In the <code>Start</code> method of the <code>SchemeInteractionManager</code> class, the example demonstrates iterating through all active schemes associated with the player and logging each scheme's id.
 === Remarks ===