NodeGraphInlining

Remarks

The half of the mapping that makes a diagnostic actionable. Flatten gives the nodes it copies out of a sub-graph fresh identities, because the author's own graph already owns the ones it has. A complaint about one of those names something that is in no document and on no canvas, so nothing can be selected, framed or highlighted. This is the way back.

⚠ It is not a rename. The flattened graph is what was compiled and its identities are the ones in the emitted variable names, so both are worth keeping: Resolve answers "what does the author click on" and Inner answers "what was it called where they wrote it".

Fields and properties (4)

• public static NodeGraphInlining Empty

  Nothing was inlined.

• public IReadOnlyDictionary<NodeId, NodeOrigin> Origins

  Every node that came out of a sub-graph, by the identity it was given.

• public IReadOnlyDictionary<int, SubGraphExpansion> Expansions

  Every sub-graph node that was expanded, by Expansion.

• public bool IsEmpty

  Whether anything was inlined at all.

Methods (4)

• public bool TryGet(NodeId node, out NodeOrigin origin)

  Where one node came from, if it came from a sub-graph.

• public NodeId Resolve(NodeId node)

  The node an author can select for one node of the flattened graph.

• public bool TryGetExpansion(NodeId node, out SubGraphExpansion expansion)

  The expansion one inlined node came directly out of.

• public string Describe(NodeId node)

  Where a node was, as a sentence to put on the end of a diagnostic.

Used by (9)

• FlattenerVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• NodeGraphCompilerVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• ShaderGraphCompilerVixen.Editor.ShaderGraph
• SubGraphTestsVixen.Editor.NodeGraph.Tests
• SubGraphsVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• TextureCompoundLibraryTestsVixen.Editor.TextureGraph.Tests
• TextureGraphCompilerVixen.Editor.TextureGraph
• TextureGraphSubGraphTestsVixen.Editor.TextureGraph.Tests
• TexturePlanSeedTestsVixen.Editor.TextureGraph.Tests