SplitScript reference / ManagedReadable

ManagedReadable

capability

capability ManagedReadable

Supports a managed value decoder rather than requiring a fixed byte layout.

Every MemoryReadable type satisfies this capability. String and nullable strings additionally decode managed object references and own their resulting text. String schema fields use their stored UTF-16 length and share a materialization budget. Class snapshots recursively read child classes and nullable child classes. Arrays recursively decode managed-readable elements, including arrays, optional strings, and owned class snapshots. List<T> storage projects to owned arrays; Map reads managed dictionaries with recursively decoded keys and values. Set reads managed hash sets with recursively decoded elements, rejecting collisions under local equality. Arrays, maps, and sets materialized by managed reads are deeply immutable, including inline fixed-array children. Mutating them through any alias traps. Ordinary local collections and arrays returned by Process.read remain mutable. ManagedReadable does not make a type usable with Process.read, which still requires MemoryReadable.

Examples

Decode text from a managed field

image "Assembly-CSharp" {
    class Player { static String name; }
}
state Unity ["game.exe"] { name = Player.name?; }
whileAttached { print(current.name) }

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