PipelineComponentScanner Class (Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline)
Implements a scanner object containing the available importers and processors for an application. Designed for internal use only.
Namespace: Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline
Assembly: MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline (MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.dll 3.8.0.1082)
Assembly: MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline (MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.dll 3.8.0.1082)
- C#
- VB
- F#
public sealed class PipelineComponentScanner
Syntax for VB is not yet implemented.
Syntax for F# is not yet implemented.
The PipelineComponentScanner type exposes the following members.
Platforms | Name | Description | |
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PipelineComponentScanner | Initializes a new instance of PipelineComponentScanner. |
Platforms | Name | Description | |
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Errors | Gets the list of error messages produced by the last call to Update. | ||
ImporterAttributes | Gets a dictionary that maps importer names to their associated metadata attributes. | ||
ImporterNames | Gets the names of all available importers. | ||
ImporterOutputTypes | Gets a dictionary that maps importer names to the fully qualified name of their return types. | ||
ProcessorAttributes | Gets a dictionary that maps processor names to their associated metadata attributes. | ||
ProcessorInputTypes | Gets a dictionary that maps processor names to the fully qualified name of supported input types. | ||
ProcessorNames | Gets the names of all available processors. | ||
ProcessorOutputTypes | Gets a dictionary that maps processor names to the fully qualified name of their output types. | ||
ProcessorParameters | A collection of supported processor parameters. |
Platforms | Name | Description | |
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Update(IEnumerable<string>) | Updates the scanner object with the latest available assembly states. | ||
Update(IEnumerable<string>, IEnumerable<string>) | Updates the scanner object with the latest available assembly states. |
Supported in:
Windows DirectX Desktop
Linux Desktop
Windows DirectX Desktop
Linux Desktop