public override string ToString()
{
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append(base.ToString());
sb.AppendFormat("ProtocolVersion : {0}\r\n", ProtocolVersion);
sb.AppendFormat("TalktoMe: {0} [{1}]\r\n", TalkToMe, TalkToMe.ToTalkToMeString());
sb.AppendFormat("Priority: {0}\r\n", Priority);
return(sb.ToString());
}
Spinner cubeRightGo; //for example two, see Start()
void Start ()
{
// this first bit is for the method initialization and call examples
int answer =
AddTwoNumbers (number1, number2) +
AddTwoNumbers (number2, number3) +
AddTwoNumbers (number3, number1); //note that int answer's statement is 4 lines long!
DisplayResult (answer);
//This bit is for the Dot Syntax examples
Debug.Log ("for the Dot Syntax example, press the return key");
otherComponent = GetComponent<TalkToMe> (); //assigns the instance of component TalkToMe on this GameObject to otherComponent
//This bit of code is for Dot Syntax, talking with other GameObjects
//It works in conjunction with the Spinner script
Debug.Log ("Use left/right arrow keys to rotate each of the onjects");
cubeLeftGo = GameObject.Find ("Cube Left"); //example one: initialize a GameObject variable. You will have to then GetComponent on this variable
cubeRightGo = GameObject.Find ("Cube Right").GetComponent<Spinner>(); //example two: initialized as a class, it still needs to find the Game Object
//but because cubeRightGo is a class type, we cannot initialise to a GameObject. We had to get it's Script/class
}
void OnDestroy () {
instance = null;
}
// Use this for initialization
void Awake () {
instance = this;
gameObject.SetActive(false);
}
public void OnTalkToMe(string message) => TalkToMe?.Invoke(this, new TalkEventArgs(message));
