The Rotation.TryParse method attempts to convert a string representation of a rotation into a Rotation object. This method is useful for safely parsing strings that may or may not represent valid rotations, without throwing exceptions if the parsing fails.
To use the Rotation.TryParse method, provide a string that represents a rotation and an uninitialized Rotation 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 Rotation. If it returns false, the result will be set to Rotation.Identity and the string was not a valid representation of a rotation.
// Example usage of Rotation.TryParse
string rotationString = "0,0,0,1"; // Example of a valid rotation string
Rotation rotation;
bool success = Rotation.TryParse(rotationString, out rotation);
if (success)
{
// Use the parsed rotation
// rotation now contains the parsed Rotation object
}
else
{
// Handle the failure
// rotation is set to Rotation.Identity
}