Dylan Hunt suggested an idea · Oct 07, 2016 at 05:57 AM · apis
For example, most everything I can just access by item.Prop
I want the annotation of the item? Sure, item.Annotation. Done. Intuitive, easy.
However, if I want the tag? Vigorous, mysterious process.... I need to iterate through each item in my catalog until the item id's match, and convert to a CatalogObject - only then, can I get access to the tag prop.
I understand there are strange hierarchy's (possibly from changing over time), but this could really use an update.
Dylan Hunt commented · Oct 07, 2016 at 06:00 AM
(For example, instead of utilizing tags, I'm more inclined to use annotations, instead - the "unintended way", because it's
1) Easier to just comma-separate and use annotation.split(",") and I have instant access
2) I save processing by not having to iterate through every time I want a tag.
Dylan Hunt commented · Oct 07, 2016 at 06:31 AM
Doh no edits in feedback --
I meant to add: It seems that I have to call GetCatalogItems in order to get the tag from GetUserInventory or a LoginResult's
GetPlayerCombinedInfoRequestParams 's LoginResult.InfoResultPayload.UserInventory |
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