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For various access methods to DynamicAssetArrays, a loop is beneficial (or required); either implementing IEnumerable or a Length (or Count, or whatever) property would improve the ability to do this. As the elems array is internal, this is not cleanly doable with an extension method. For now, I'm using:
However, this is quite a performance hit for the many DynamicAssetArrays present in the assets I'm examining. Would you be willing to consider this? I'm more than happy to submit a PR if it's something you'd consider.
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For various access methods to DynamicAssetArrays, a loop is beneficial (or required); either implementing IEnumerable or a Length (or Count, or whatever) property would improve the ability to do this. As the
elems
array isinternal
, this is not cleanly doable with an extension method. For now, I'm using:However, this is quite a performance hit for the many DynamicAssetArrays present in the assets I'm examining. Would you be willing to consider this? I'm more than happy to submit a PR if it's something you'd consider.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: