| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| documentIndex | Document where the indexed word was found. |
| name | Key used to retrieve the value. |
| value | Value to add to the index. |
| saveKeyword | Define if we store this key in the keyword registry of the index. |
| exact | If exact is true, only the exact match of the value will be stored in the index (not the variations). |
Adds a property value to the index. A property is specified with a key and a string value. The value will be stored with multiple variations.
The following example indexes a new boolean property named testismobilefriendly that will be used to search textures that match testismobilefriendly=true or testismobilefriendly=false.
[CustomObjectIndexer(typeof(Texture2D))] static void IndexMobileFriendlyTexture(CustomObjectIndexerTarget target, ObjectIndexer indexer) { var texture = target.target as Texture2D; if (texture == null) return; bool isMobileFriendly = texture.width < 64 && texture.height < 64; // Important Notes: // Use IndexProperty<PropertyType, PropertyTypeOwner> to ensure testismobilefriendly is available in the QueryBuilder. // Prefix propertyname with something (ex: PropertyOwnerType) to have a unique property name that won't clash in the QueryBuilder // saveKeyword: false -> Ensure the index keyword list won't be polluted with the keyword VALUES. // exact: false -> Ensure that we support variations (incomplete values) when searching. indexer.IndexProperty<bool, Texture2D>(target.documentIndex, "Texture2D.testismobilefriendly", isMobileFriendly.ToString(), saveKeyword: false, exact: false); } [CustomObjectIndexer(typeof(Texture2D))] static void CrashingIndexer(CustomObjectIndexerTarget target, ObjectIndexer indexer) { if (enableCrashingIndexer) throw new System.Exception("Crash"); }
See SearchIndexer.AddProperty for more information and examples about indexing properties.