ManagedReferenceUtility.GetManagedReferenceIds

Получает список управляемых идентификаторов ссылок, назначенных объектам, на которые делается ссылка с помощью SerializeReference на указанном узле.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using UnityEditor;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Serialization;

public class GetManagedReferenceIdsExample : ScriptableObject
{
    [Serializable]
    public class Item
    {
        public char m_data;
    }

    [SerializeReference]
    public Item m_singleItem;

    [SerializeReference]
    public List<Item> m_items;

    [SerializeReference]
    public List<Item> m_secondaryList;

    void PopulateState()
    {
        m_singleItem = new Item() {m_data = 'a'};

        m_items = new List<Item>()
        {
            new Item() {m_data = 'b'},
            new Item() {m_data = 'c'},
            new Item() {m_data = 'd'}
        };

        m_secondaryList = new List<Item>()
        {
            new Item() {m_data = 'e'},
            new Item() {m_data = 'f'}
        };

        // Add some duplicates entries that point to the same instances
        m_items.Add(m_items[0]);
        m_items.Add(m_items[2]);
        m_items.Add(m_secondaryList[0]);
        m_secondaryList.Add(m_items[1]);
    }

    void Serialize()
    {
        // Force a serialization of the ScriptableObject by creating a temporary SerializedObject (similar to viewing the object in the inspector)
        // This ensures that all the managed references get registered and assigned Ids based on the current state.
        // Serialization also happens when a Scene is saved, Undo.RecordObjects() etc
        var serializedObject = new SerializedObject(this);
    }

    void FindAllItems()
    {
        // Get the list of Ids (accurate to state the last time this ScriptableObject was serialized).
        // This is a quick way to access all the instances across all fields, without duplicates.
        var allReferencedObjects = ManagedReferenceUtility.GetManagedReferenceIds(this);

        var objectListing = new StringBuilder();
        foreach (var id in allReferencedObjects)
        {
            if (id == SerializationUtility.RefIdNull)
                continue;

            // Lookup up the object associated with the Id.  If the ScriptableObject contained other types of referenced
            // objects that are not related to "Item" class then null would be expected.
            var retrievedItem = ManagedReferenceUtility.GetManagedReference(this, id) as Item;
            if (retrievedItem == null)
                continue;

            objectListing.Append("Found Item object with data " + retrievedItem.m_data + " at Id " + id).AppendLine();
        }
        /*
        Output will be something like this, with the Ids different each time:

        Found Item object with data a at id 1757967572722253824
        Found Item object with data b at id 1757967572722253825
        Found Item object with data c at id 1757967572722253826
        Found Item object with data d at id 1757967572722253827
        Found Item object with data e at id 1757967572722253828
        Found Item object with data f at id 1757967572722253829
        */
        Debug.LogFormat(objectListing.ToString());
    }

    [MenuItem("Example/ManagedReferenceUtility GetManagedReferenceIds Example")]
    static void TestMethod()
    {
        var scriptableObject = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<GetManagedReferenceIdsExample>();
        scriptableObject.PopulateState();
        scriptableObject.Serialize();
        scriptableObject.FindAllItems();
    }
}