The Rotation.TryParse method attempts to convert a string representation of a rotation into a Rotation object. This method is static and returns a boolean indicating whether the parsing was successful. If successful, the parsed Rotation is output through the result parameter.
Use Rotation.TryParse when you need to safely convert a string to a Rotation object without throwing an exception if the conversion fails. This is particularly useful when dealing with user input or data from external sources where the format might not be guaranteed.
The method signature is:
public static bool TryParse(string str, out Rotation result)Parameters:
str: The string representation of the rotation to parse.result: When this method returns, contains the Rotation value equivalent to the rotation contained in str, if the conversion succeeded, or Rotation.Identity if the conversion failed.Returns:
true if str was converted successfully; otherwise, false.// Example usage of Rotation.TryParse
string rotationString = "0,0,0,1";
Rotation rotation;
if (Rotation.TryParse(rotationString, out rotation))
{
// Successfully parsed the rotation
// Use the 'rotation' variable here
}
else
{
// Handle the parsing failure
// 'rotation' will be set to Rotation.Identity
}