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Unigine::UGUID Class

Header:#include <UnigineGUID.h>

This class represents a globally unique identifier (a 40-byte hash value). The SHA1 algorithm is used for hash generation.

UGUID Class

Members


static UGUIDPtr create()

Default constructor. Creates an empty 0-filled UGUID.

static UGUIDPtr create(const char * str)

Constructor. Creates a UGUID from the given source string. UGUID is generated using the SHA1 algorithm.

Arguments

  • const char * str - Source string.

static UGUIDPtr create(const UGUID & guid)

Copy constructor. Creates a UGUID by copying a source UGUID.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & guid - Source UGUID.

void generate()

Generates a new random UGUID value.

void generate(const char * str)

Generates a UGUID value from the given source string using the SHA1 algorithm.

Arguments

  • const char * str - Source string.

void clear()

Clears the UGUID value. All 40 bytes are set to 0.

int isEmpty()

Returns a value indicating if the UGUID is empty (all 40 bytes are equal to 0).

Return value

1 if the UGUID is empty; otherwise, 0.

int isValid()

Returns a value indicating if the UGUID has a valid value.

Return value

1 if the value is valid; otherwise, 0.

const char * getFileSystemString()

Returns the string containing the UGUID value with the filesystem prefix "guid://".

Return value

UGUID value with the filesystem prefix "guid://".

void setString(const char * str)

Sets the UGUID value equal to a given 40-character hexadecimal string.

Arguments

  • const char * str - 40-character hexadecimal string representing the UGUID value.

const char * getString()

Returns the UGUID value as a 40-character hexadecimal string.

Return value

40-character hexadecimal string representing the UGUID value.

UGUID & operator=(const char * str)

Performs UGUID assignment. The value of the destination UGUID is set equal to the source hexadecimal string.

Arguments

  • const char * str - Source string. A 40-character hexadecimal string representing the UGUID value.

Return value

Result.

UGUID & operator=(const UGUID & g)

Performs UGUID assignment. Destination UGUID = Source UGUID.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & g - Source UGUID.

Return value

Result.

int operator>(const UGUID & g)

Indicates whether the UGUID value is greater than the source UGUID value.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & g - Source UGUID.

Return value

1 if the UGUID value is greater than the source UGUID value; otherwise, 0.

int operator>=(const UGUID & g)

Indicates whether the UGUID value is greater than or equal to the source UGUID value.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & g - Source UGUID.

Return value

1 if the UGUID value is greater than or equal to the source UGUID value; otherwise, 0.

int operator<(const UGUID & g)

Indicates whether the UGUID value is less than the source UGUID value.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & g - Source UGUID.

Return value

1 if the UGUID value is less than or equal to the source UGUID value; otherwise, 0.

int operator<=(const UGUID & g)

Indicates whether the UGUID value is less than or equal to the source UGUID value.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & g - Source UGUID.

Return value

1 if the UGUID value is less than or equal to the source UGUID value; otherwise, 0.

int operator==(const UGUID & g)

Equality. Indicates whether the UGUID value is equal to the source UGUID value.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & g - Source UGUID.

Return value

1 if the UGUID value is equal to the source UGUID value; otherwise, 0.

int operator!=(const UGUID & g)

Inequality. Indicates whether the UGUID value is not equal to the source UGUID value.

Arguments

  • const UGUID & g - Source UGUID.

Return value

1 if the UGUID value is not equal to the source UGUID value; otherwise, 0.

int empty

Description

Empty GUID, containing all 0s.
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