Get the GUID of a StringReference

I would like to be able to get the GUID of a StringReference if I know the name of the StringTable and the key name. Does anyone know how to do this in a script?

 

Thanks for Reply!

I am trying to create a ScriptableObject with LocalizedString. The sample code is as follows.

Code (CSharp):

1. using UnityEngine;
2. using UnityEngine.Localization;
3.  
4. namespace Sample
5. {
6.     [CreateAssetMenu (fileName = "FILENAME", menuName = "MENUNAME", order = 0)]
7.     public class SampleLocalizedSO : ScriptableObject
8.     {
9.         [SerializeField] private LocalizedString m_localizedString;
10.     }
11. }
12.  

I have a lot of SampleLocalizedSO data, and it is troublesome to manage them, so I want to make the data itself easily editable on the CSV side, and convert the CSV file to a ScriptableObject file.

Here is the problem.
On the CSV side, the data is registered by the key name of StringTable, and
When converting to a ScriptableObject, I want to be able to register it as a StringReference.
StringReference seems to use the GUID of the StringTable and the KeyId of the StringTable, which is why I asked this question.

 

I'm sorry ... I tried it and found the following constructor in LocalizedString.

Code (CSharp):

1.         /// <summary>
2.         /// Initializes and returns an instance of a <see cref="LocalizedString"/>.
3.         /// </summary>
4.         /// <param name="tableReference">Reference to the String Table Collection.
5.         /// This can either be the name of the collection as a <c>string</c> or the Collection Guid as a [System.Guid](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.guid).</param>
6.         /// <param name="entryReference">Reference to the String Table Collection entry.
7.         /// This can either be the name of the Key as a <c>string</c> or the <c>long</c> Key Id.</param>
8.         /// <example>
9.         /// This example shows the different ways to construct a LocalizedString.
10.         /// <code source="../../DocCodeSamples.Tests/LocalizedStringSamples.cs" region="localized-string-constructor"/>
11.         /// </example>
12.         /// <example>
13.         /// This example shows how a LocalizedString could be set up in the Editor.
14.         /// By using the Guid and Id the table and entry references will not be lost if the table collection name or entry name was to be changed.
15.         /// Note: The performance benefits to using a Guid and Id are negligible.
16.         /// <code source="../../DocCodeSamples.Tests/LocalizedStringSamples.cs" region="localized-string-constructor-editor"/>
17.         /// </example>
18.         public LocalizedString(TableReference tableReference, TableEntryReference entryReference)
19.         {
20.             TableReference = tableReference;
21.             TableEntryReference = entryReference;
22.         }

Using this, the TableReference can be set to the Name of the StringTable, and the
TableEntryReference is the Key Name, and I was able to apply the reference I wanted to the StringReference, so I can use this to convert the KeyName to StringReference.