private void InitializeTrees()
{
// We persist tree view states (most importantly, they contain our selection states),
// so only create those if we don't have any yet.
if (m_ActionMapsTreeState == null)
{
m_ActionMapsTreeState = new TreeViewState();
}
if (m_ActionsTreeState == null)
{
m_ActionsTreeState = new TreeViewState();
}
// Create tree in middle pane showing actions and bindings. We initially
// leave this tree empty and populate it by selecting an action map in the
// left pane tree.
m_ActionsTree = new InputActionTreeView(m_ActionAssetManager.serializedObject, m_ActionsTreeState)
{
onSelectionChanged = OnActionTreeSelectionChanged,
onSerializedObjectModified = ApplyAndReloadTrees,
onBindingAdded = p => InputActionSerializationHelpers.RemoveUnusedBindingGroups(p, m_Toolbar.controlSchemes),
drawMinusButton = false,
title = ("Actions", "A list of InputActions in the InputActionMap selected in the left pane. Also, for each InputAction, the list "
+ "of bindings that determine the controls that can trigger the action.\n\nThe name of each action must be unique within its InputActionMap."),
};
// Create tree in left pane showing action maps.
m_ActionMapsTree = new InputActionTreeView(m_ActionAssetManager.serializedObject, m_ActionMapsTreeState)
{
onBuildTree = () =>
InputActionTreeView.BuildWithJustActionMapsFromAsset(m_ActionAssetManager.serializedObject),
onSelectionChanged = OnActionMapTreeSelectionChanged,
onSerializedObjectModified = ApplyAndReloadTrees,
onHandleAddNewAction = m_ActionsTree.AddNewAction,
drawMinusButton = false,
title = ("Action Maps", "A list of InputActionMaps in the asset. Each map can be enabled and disabled separately at runtime and holds "
+ "its own collection of InputActions which are listed in the middle pane (along with their InputBindings).")
};
m_ActionMapsTree.Reload();
m_ActionMapsTree.ExpandAll();
RebuildActionTree();
LoadPropertiesForSelection();
// Sync current search status in toolbar.
OnToolbarSearchChanged();
}
private void InitializeTrees()
{
// We persist tree view states (most importantly, they contain our selection states),
// so only create those if we don't have any yet.
if (m_ActionMapsTreeState == null)
{
m_ActionMapsTreeState = new TreeViewState();
}
if (m_ActionsTreeState == null)
{
m_ActionsTreeState = new TreeViewState();
}
// Create tree in middle pane showing actions and bindings. We initially
// leave this tree empty and populate it by selecting an action map in the
// left pane tree.
m_ActionsTree = new InputActionTreeView(m_ActionAssetManager.serializedObject, m_ActionsTreeState)
{
onSelectionChanged = OnActionTreeSelectionChanged,
onSerializedObjectModified = ApplyAndReloadTrees,
drawMinusButton = false,
title = "Actions",
};
// Create tree in left pane showing action maps.
m_ActionMapsTree = new InputActionTreeView(m_ActionAssetManager.serializedObject, m_ActionMapsTreeState)
{
onBuildTree = () =>
InputActionTreeView.BuildWithJustActionMapsFromAsset(m_ActionAssetManager.serializedObject),
onSelectionChanged = OnActionMapTreeSelectionChanged,
onSerializedObjectModified = ApplyAndReloadTrees,
onHandleAddNewAction = m_ActionsTree.AddNewAction,
drawMinusButton = false,
title = "Action Maps",
};
m_ActionMapsTree.Reload();
m_ActionMapsTree.ExpandAll();
RebuildActionTree();
LoadPropertiesForSelection();
// Sync current search status in toolbar.
OnToolbarSearchChanged();
}