The Contains method in the SelectionSystem class is used to determine whether a specified object is present within the selection system. This method is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior if necessary.
The Contains method in the SelectionSystem class is used to determine whether a specified object is present within the selection system. This method is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior if necessary.
To use the Contains method, you need to pass the object you want to check as a parameter. The method will return true if the object is found within the selection system, and false otherwise.
// Example of using the Contains method SelectionSystem selectionSystem = new SelectionSystem(); object myObject = new object(); // Add the object to the selection system selectionSystem.Add(myObject); // Check if the object is contained in the selection system bool isContained = selectionSystem.Contains(myObject); // Output: true // isContained will be true because myObject was added to the selection system.