PortDefinition

Remarks

Named rather than numbered, and that is a compatibility decision. A node type that gains a port must not renumber the ones a saved graph is already connected to, and an author who renames a field would otherwise silently move every edge that pointed at it. Ports are matched by name on load; a name that is gone is an edge that is dropped, with a diagnostic, which is the failure that can be understood.

Fields and properties (5)

• public string Name

  What it is called. A saved graph names its edges by this.

• public PortDirection Direction

  Which way it faces.

• public PortKind Kind

  What it carries.

• public string Summary

  One line saying what it means.

• public ImmutableArray<float> Default

  The default, or an empty span when the port has none.

Methods (1)

• public PortDefinition(string Name, PortDirection Direction, PortKind Kind, ImmutableArray<float> Default = default(ImmutableArray<float>), string Summary = "")

  One port of a node type.

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• NodeGraphModelVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• NodeGraphViewVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• NodeInspectorVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• NodeSearchVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• NodeTypeDefinitionVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• NodeTypeRegistryVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• NodeTypingTestsVixen.Editor.NodeGraph.Tests
• PortFilterVixen.Editor.NodeGraph
• RecordingVixen.Editor.NodeGraph.Tests
• SubGraphTestsVixen.Editor.NodeGraph.Tests
• SubGraphsVixen.Editor.NodeGraph