static int AnyTogglesOn(IntPtr L)
{
try
{
ToLua.CheckArgsCount(L, 1);
UnityEngine.UI.ToggleGroup obj = (UnityEngine.UI.ToggleGroup)ToLua.CheckObject <UnityEngine.UI.ToggleGroup>(L, 1);
bool o = obj.AnyTogglesOn();
LuaDLL.lua_pushboolean(L, o);
return(1);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
return(LuaDLL.toluaL_exception(L, e));
}
}
private void Set(bool value, bool sendCallback)
{
if (m_IsOn != value)
{
m_IsOn = value;
if (m_Group != null && IsActive() && (m_IsOn || (!m_Group.AnyTogglesOn() && !m_Group.allowSwitchOff)))
{
m_IsOn = true;
m_Group.NotifyToggleOn(this);
}
PlayEffect(toggleTransition == ToggleTransition.None);
if (sendCallback)
{
onValueChanged.Invoke(m_IsOn);
}
}
}
void Set(bool value, bool sendCallback)
{
if (m_IsOn == value)
return;
// if we are in a group and set to true, do group logic
m_IsOn = value;
if (m_Group != null && IsActive())
{
if (m_IsOn || (!m_Group.AnyTogglesOn() && !m_Group.allowSwitchOff))
{
m_IsOn = true;
m_Group.NotifyToggleOn(this);
}
}
// Always send event when toggle is clicked, even if value didn't change
// due to already active toggle in a toggle group being clicked.
// Controls like Dropdown rely on this.
// It's up to the user to ignore a selection being set to the same value it already was, if desired.
PlayEffect(toggleTransition == ToggleTransition.None);
if (sendCallback)
onValueChanged.Invoke(m_IsOn);
}
