/// <summary>
/// Create the event and setup the values from the inspector
/// </summary>
/// <param name="iEvent"></param>
/// <param name="lists"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static ReceiverBase GetReceiver(InteractableEvent iEvent, EventLists lists)
{
int index = InspectorField.ReverseLookup(iEvent.ClassName, lists.EventNames.ToArray());
Type eventType = lists.EventTypes[index];
// apply the settings?
ReceiverBase newEvent = (ReceiverBase)Activator.CreateInstance(eventType, iEvent.Event);
InspectorGenericFields <ReceiverBase> .LoadSettings(newEvent, iEvent.Settings);
return(newEvent);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create the event and setup the values from the inspector
/// </summary>
public static ReceiverBase GetReceiver(InteractableEvent iEvent, InteractableTypesContainer interactableTypes)
{
#if UNITY_EDITOR
int index = InspectorField.ReverseLookup(iEvent.ClassName, interactableTypes.ClassNames);
Type eventType = interactableTypes.Types[index];
#else
Type eventType = Type.GetType(iEvent.AssemblyQualifiedName);
#endif
// apply the settings?
ReceiverBase newEvent = (ReceiverBase)Activator.CreateInstance(eventType, iEvent.Event);
InspectorGenericFields <ReceiverBase> .LoadSettings(newEvent, iEvent.Settings);
return(newEvent);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create the event and setup the values from the inspector
/// </summary>
public static ReceiverBase CreateReceiver(InteractableEvent iEvent)
{
// Temporary workaround
// This is to fix a bug in GA where the AssemblyQualifiedName was never actually saved. Functionality would work in editor...but never on device player
if (iEvent.ReceiverType == null)
{
var correctType = TypeCacheUtility.GetSubClasses <ReceiverBase>().Where(s => s?.Name == iEvent.ClassName).First();
iEvent.ReceiverType = correctType;
}
ReceiverBase newEvent = (ReceiverBase)Activator.CreateInstance(iEvent.ReceiverType, iEvent.Event);
InspectorGenericFields <ReceiverBase> .LoadSettings(newEvent, iEvent.Settings);
return(newEvent);
}
public override void OnInspectorGUI()
{
serializedObject.Update();
// display the fields virtually as a custom inspector
for (int i = 0; i < settings.arraySize; i++)
{
SerializedProperty prop = settings.GetArrayElementAtIndex(i);
InspectorFieldsUtility.DisplayPropertyField(prop);
}
serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties();
// to apply during runtime - only needed for MonoBehaviours
InspectorGenericFields <InspectorFieldsExample> .LoadSettings(example, example.Settings);
}