Enum AppContextType

Defines the type of a GameContext, which usually determines the platform, or a combination of platform and UI/presentation framework.

public enum AppContextType

Extension Methods: UnsafeUtilities.AsPointer<T>(ref T)

UnsafeUtilities.AsReadOnlySpan<TFrom, TTo>(scoped ref TFrom)

UnsafeUtilities.AsReadOnlySpan<TFrom, TTo>(scoped ref TFrom, int)

UnsafeUtilities.AsSpan<TFrom, TTo>(scoped ref TFrom)

UnsafeUtilities.AsSpan<TFrom, TTo>(scoped ref TFrom, int)

UnsafeUtilities.As<TFrom, TTo>(ref TFrom)

UnsafeUtilities.BitCast<TFrom, TTo>(TFrom)

UnsafeUtilities.As<T>(object?)

Fields

Android = 3: The Game runs on an Android device in an AndroidStrideGameView.
[Obsolete("Use DesktopWinForms instead.")] Desktop = 0: Alias for DesktopWinForms.
DesktopSDL = 1: The Game runs on desktop in a SDL window.
DesktopWPF = 2: The Game runs on desktop in a WPF window through a D3DImage.
DesktopWinForms = 0: The Game runs on desktop in a Windows Forms' Form or Control.
[Obsolete("Use DesktopWPF instead.")] DesktopWpf = 2: Alias for DesktopWPF.
Headless = 7: The Game runs in headless mode without a window or display. Used for automated testing with software renderers (e.g. Lavapipe).
UWPCoreWindow = 5: The Game runs on UWP (Universal Windows Platform) in a CoreWindow.
UWPXaml = 4: The Game runs on UWP (Universal Windows Platform) in a Xaml SwapChainPanel.
iOS = 6: The Game runs on an iOS device in an iPhoneOSGameView.