private static SnackbarsUi InitSnackbarsUi()
{
var targetCanvas = RootCanvas.GetOrAddRootCanvasV2().gameObject;
var snackbarContainer = targetCanvas.AddChild(ResourcesV2.LoadPrefab("Messages/SnackbarContainer1"));
return(snackbarContainer.GetOrAddComponent <SnackbarsUi>());
}
private static LogConsoleUi InitLogConsoleUi()
{
var targetCanvas = RootCanvas.GetOrAddRootCanvasV2().gameObject;
var toastContainer = targetCanvas.AddChild(ResourcesV2.LoadPrefab("Messages/LogConsoleUi1"));
return(toastContainer.GetComponentInChildren <LogConsoleUi>());
}
private static ToastsUi InitToastsUi()
{
var targetCanvas = RootCanvas.GetOrAddRootCanvasV2().gameObject;
var toastContainer = targetCanvas.AddChild(ResourcesV2.LoadPrefab("Messages/ToastContainer1"));
return(toastContainer.GetOrAddComponent <ToastsUi>());
}
private static ProgressUi NewGlobalProgressUi(ProgressManager pm, string prefab = "Progress/GlobalProgressOverlay1")
{
ProgressUi progressUi;
var go = RootCanvas.GetOrAddRootCanvasV2().gameObject.AddChild(ResourcesV2.LoadPrefab(prefab));
progressUi = go.GetComponentInChildren <ProgressUi>();
progressUi.progressManager = pm;
return(progressUi);
}
/// <summary> This example shows how to use the DialogLoader manually to have full control over the UI presenter </summary>
private async Task UseDialogLoaderManually()
{
var loader = new DialogLoader <ConfirmCancelDialog>(new ConfirmCancelDialog(caption: "I am a dialog",
message: "I can be awaited in the code, the async or coroutine can wait for the user " +
"to make a decision before the code continues!", "Ok, I understand"));
var rootCanvas = RootCanvas.GetOrAddRootCanvasV2().gameObject;
rootCanvas.AddChild(loader.LoadDialogPrefab(new ConfirmCancelDialog.DefaultPresenter(),
dialogPrefabName: "Dialogs/DefaultDialog1")); // Add dialog UI in a canvas
var waitForUserInputInDialogTask = loader.ShowDialogAsync();
AssertV2.IsFalse(loader.data.dialogWasConfirmed, "Dialog was already confirmed!");
await SimulateConfirmButtonClick();
ConfirmCancelDialog dialog = await waitForUserInputInDialogTask; // Wait until user clicks cancel or confirm
AssertV2.IsTrue(dialog.dialogWasConfirmed, "Dialog was not confirmed!");
}
/// <summary> The first example here demonstrates how a progress manager can be
/// created and then shown in a global progress UI (that is eg shown on top of all
/// screens). This manager can be set as a global singlton to use it from anywhere
/// in your logic and show overall progress indication of background tasks to the
/// user to give them a sense of the amount of work that is currently happening
/// and when it will approximatly be done. </summary>
private void SetupGlobalProgressUi()
{
var pm1 = new ProgressManager();
var uisInRootCanvas = RootCanvas.GetOrAddRootCanvasV2().gameObject.GetChildren();
// Find the single one that has a progress UI attached to it and assume its the global process UI screen to be used:
var globalProgressUi = uisInRootCanvas.Single(x => x.GetComponentV2 <ProgressUi>() != null).GetComponentV2 <ProgressUi>();
globalProgressUi.progressManager = pm1;
int id = 0;
var map = gameObject.GetLinkMap();
map.Get <Button>("NewProgress").SetOnClickAction(delegate {
id++;
pm1.GetOrAddProgress("Progress:" + id, totalCount, true);
});
map.Get <Button>("IncrementCurrentProgress").SetOnClickAction(delegate {
pm1.GetProgress("Progress:" + id).IncrementCount();
});
}
