The GetValue<T> method in the Sandbox.Package class is used to retrieve a value associated with a specified name. If the value is not found, a default value is returned. This method is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior.
The GetValue<T> method in the Sandbox.Package class is used to retrieve a value associated with a specified name. If the value is not found, a default value is returned. This method is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior.
To use the GetValue<T> method, you need to provide the name of the value you want to retrieve and a default value of type T that will be returned if the specified name does not exist.
Parameters:
name (System.String): The name of the value to retrieve.defaultValue (T): The default value to return if the specified name is not found.Returns: T - The value associated with the specified name, or the default value if the name is not found.
// Example usage of GetValue<T> method var package = new Package(); string valueName = "exampleKey"; int defaultValue = 42; // Attempt to get the value associated with 'exampleKey'. // If not found, it will return the default value of 42. int result = package.GetValue<int>(valueName, defaultValue); // Output the result // result will be either the value associated with 'exampleKey' or 42 if not found.