Deployment and Beyond - Mastering Unity 2D Game Development - page 561

var playerSerializedState =
SerializerHelper.Serialise<PlayerSaveState>
(currentPlayer.GetPlayerSaveState());
#if UNITY_METRO
UnityEngine.Windows.File.WriteAllBytes(saveFilePath,
playerSerializedState);
#else
using (var file = File.Create(saveFilePath))
{
file.Write(playerSerializedState, 0,
playerSerializedState.Length);
}
#endif
}
catch
{
Debug.LogError("Saving data failed");
}
}
In the preceding code, we have added a preprocessor directive for the UNITY_METRO
target (and moved up the playerSerializedState variable as it can be used by all
platforms).
Now when you build for Windows 8, it will use the first block of code. For all other plat-
forms, it will use the second block.
We have to perform something similar for the LoadState class as follows:
public static void LoadState(Action LoadComplete)
{
PlayerSaveState LoadedPlayer;
try
{
if (SaveAvailable)
{
#if UNITY_METRO
var playerSerializedState =
UnityEngine.Windows.File.ReadAllBytes(saveFilePath);