The Angles.TryParse method attempts to convert a string representation of an angle into an Angles object. This method is useful for safely parsing strings that may or may not represent valid angles, without throwing exceptions if the conversion fails.
To use the Angles.TryParse method, provide a string that represents the angles and an uninitialized Angles variable to store the result. The method returns a boolean indicating whether the parsing was successful.
If the method returns true, the result parameter will contain the parsed Angles object. If it returns false, the result will be set to Angles.Zero.
// Example usage of Angles.TryParse
string angleString = "90, 45, 30";
Angles parsedAngles;
bool success = Angles.TryParse(angleString, out parsedAngles);
if (success)
{
// Use parsedAngles here
// For example, convert to a rotation
Rotation rotation = parsedAngles.ToRotation();
}
else
{
// Handle the case where parsing failed
// parsedAngles will be set to Angles.Zero
}