/// <summary>
/// Gets a component in the hierarchy, by iterating through "hierarchy levels" instead of plain recusivity as
/// GetComponentsInChildren() would do.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="_ComponentType">The type of the component you want to get.</param>
/// <param name="_IncludeSelf">If enabled, try get component on the source object.</param>
/// <param name="_IncludeInactive">If enabled, try get component on disabled objects.</param>
/// <returns>Returns the first component of the given type found in the hierarchy.</returns>
public static Component GetComponentInHierarchy(this Component _Obj, Type _ComponentType, bool _IncludeSelf = true, bool _IncludeInactive = false)
{
return(GameObjectExtension.GetComponentInHierarchy(_Obj.gameObject, _ComponentType, _IncludeSelf, _IncludeInactive));
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets a component in the hierarchy, by iterating through "hierarchy levels" instead of plain recusivity as
/// GetComponentsInChildren() would do.
/// </summary>
/// <typeparam name="T">The type of the component you want to get.</typeparam>
/// <param name="_IncludeSelf">If enabled, try get component on the source object.</param>
/// <param name="_IncludeInactive">If enabled, try get component on disabled objects.</param>
/// <returns>Returns the first component of the given type found in the hierarchy.</returns>
public static T GetComponentInHierarchy <T>(this Component _Obj, bool _IncludeSelf = true, bool _IncludeInactive = false)
where T : Component
{
return(GameObjectExtension.GetComponentInHierarchy <T>(_Obj.gameObject, _IncludeSelf, _IncludeInactive));
}
