Just a quick and dirty tip (actually, more of a reminder for myself), probably there’s a better way but for now it worked for me… Basically in Unity I needed a quick way to reference a list of scripts from another script. The idea is to have a “main” script...
2014, Apr 22 — 1 minute read
This time I’ll start directly with the code. First an utility method to create the connection: [csharp] private ElasticClient Connect(IEnumerable contents) { var defaultLanguageCode = “eng”; var uri = new System.Uri(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[“ElasticSearchServer”]); var settings = new ConnectionSettings(uri).SetDefaultIndex(defaultLanguageCode); var client = new ElasticClient(settings); } [/csharp] And here’s the interesting part: [csharp] public...
2014, Apr 16 — 1 minute readThis time I’m rambling about Elasticsearch. For those who still don’t know, Elasticsearch is a very interesting search engine based on Lucene. It’s structured to work as a NoSQL database and exposes a very nice RESTful web interface. Ok, that’s enough, let’s get started with the code! The first thing to do is...
2014, Apr 14 — 2 minute readSuppose you have to reference an item and you don’t want to use the id. Or maybe you just need the full path. One simple way is to edit the item, go to the Info tab and get it’s location: you should have something like this: [csharp]\910 Design HTML\Building Blocks\System\Templates\Assemblies[/csharp]...
2014, Apr 03 — 1 minute read