public static class AssetTreeTurns the asset database's flat index into the shape a browser shows.
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Remarks
The database is a dictionary and a browser is a tree, and this is the whole of the difference. Entries is every asset with its full path and nothing else — which is the right shape for "what is this GUID" and the wrong one for "what is in this folder".
⚠ Pure, and deliberately not a live view. Nothing here watches the file system. A browser rebuilds after a scan, which is the moment the database itself changed; a tree that tried to stay current would be a second source of truth for what is on disk.
Fields and properties (1)
public const string RootNameWhat a browser calls the folder every asset is under.
Methods (3)
public static AssetTreeNode Build(IReadOnlyCollection<AssetEntry> entries, string rootName = "Assets")Builds the tree for a project.
public static AssetTreeNode? Find(AssetTreeNode root, string path)Finds a node by its project-relative path.
public static AssetTreeNode Filter(AssetTreeNode root, string? query)Narrows a tree to what matches a search, and to the folders holding it.
Used by (3)
- AssetTreeTestsVixen.Editor.Core.Tests
- BuilderVixen.Editor.Core
- ProjectBrowserVixen.Editor.App