Good morning, all.
I have a question regarding the state strings stored in a SQL server. I have some code in which a user selects a dock from a menu, as well as a zone in which to place the dock. The docks are created properly and their states are saved as they should be, but I've noticed that any docks with "Closed":"True" are never being deleted from the string that's stored server-side. For example, I have one user's string with about 34 docks in it, but only 1 of them is open and rendering (which is functioning correctly). Is there something I'm missing that will get rid of the other 33 docks that are closed?
I have a question regarding the state strings stored in a SQL server. I have some code in which a user selects a dock from a menu, as well as a zone in which to place the dock. The docks are created properly and their states are saved as they should be, but I've noticed that any docks with "Closed":"True" are never being deleted from the string that's stored server-side. For example, I have one user's string with about 34 docks in it, but only 1 of them is open and rendering (which is functioning correctly). Is there something I'm missing that will get rid of the other 33 docks that are closed?
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Jeff
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answered on 04 Dec 2012, 06:14 PM
Never mind; I got it. All I had to do was check the Closed property of the stateList variable. If it's "true", I skip to the next one. If it's "false", I append it as normal.
While i < stateList.Count
If stateList(i).Closed = True Then
GoTo Skip
Else
serializedList.Append(stateList(i).ToString())
serializedList.Append("|")
End If
Skip: System.Math.Max(System.Threading.Interlocked.Increment(i), i - 1)
End While