/// <summary>
/// Use this function to set when witch fields should be visible.
/// </summary>
/// <param name='conditionMemberName'>
/// The name of the Enum field. (in your case that is "type")
/// </param>
/// <param name='conditionValue'>
/// When the Enum value is this in the editor, the field is visible.
/// </param>
/// <param name='showingFieldName'>
/// The Field name that should only be visible when the chosen enum value is set.
/// </param>
protected void ShowOnEnum(string conditionMemberName, string conditionValue, string showingFieldName)
{
EnumFieldCondition newFieldCondition = new EnumFieldCondition(conditionMemberName, conditionValue, showingFieldName);
if (!newFieldCondition.Validate(target, ToString()))
{
Debug.LogError(newFieldCondition.Error);
return;
}
AddFieldCondition(showingFieldName, newFieldCondition);
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// DO NOT TOUCH THE REST
/// If you make changes, it is at your own risk.
/// ShowOnEnum() - Made by JWolf 13 / 6 - 2012
/// Edited by Insthync 23 / 4 - 2018
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// <summary>
/// Use this function to set when witch fields should be visible.
/// </summary>
/// <param name='conditionFieldName'>
/// The name of the Enum field. (in your case that is "type")
/// </param>
/// <param name='conditionValue'>
/// When the Enum value is this in the editor, the field is visible.
/// </param>
/// <param name='showingFieldName'>
/// The Field name that should only be visible when the chosen enum value is set.
/// </param>
protected void ShowOnEnum(string conditionFieldName, string conditionValue, string showingFieldName)
{
EnumFieldCondition newFieldCondition = new EnumFieldCondition()
{
conditionFieldName = conditionFieldName,
conditionValue = conditionValue,
showingFieldName = showingFieldName,
isValid = true
};
newFieldCondition.Validate(target, ToString());
fieldConditions.Add(newFieldCondition);
}
