public DebugItem(string name, string panelName, Type type, Func <object> getter, Action <object> setter, DebugItemFlag flags = DebugItemFlag.None, DebugItemHandler handler = null)
{
m_Type = type;
m_Setter = setter;
m_Getter = getter;
m_Name = name;
m_PanelName = panelName;
m_Handler = handler;
m_Flags = flags;
}
public void AddDebugItem <DebugItemType>(string debugPanelName, string name, Func <object> getter, Action <object> setter = null, DebugItemFlag flags = DebugItemFlag.None, DebugItemHandler handler = null)
{
DebugPanel debugPanel = GetDebugPanel(debugPanelName);
// If the menu does not exist, create a generic one. This way, users don't have to explicitely create a new DebugMenu class if they don't need any particular overriding of default behavior.
if (debugPanel == null)
{
debugPanel = new DebugPanel <DebugPanelUI>(debugPanelName);
AddDebugPanel(debugPanel);
}
if (debugPanel != null)
{
debugPanel.AddDebugItem <DebugItemType>(name, getter, setter, flags, handler);
}
m_DebugMenuStateDirty = true;
}
public void AddDebugItem <DebugPanelType, DebugItemType>(string name, Func <object> getter, Action <object> setter = null, DebugItemFlag flags = DebugItemFlag.None, DebugItemHandler handler = null) where DebugPanelType : DebugPanel
{
DebugPanelType debugPanel = GetDebugPanel <DebugPanelType>();
if (debugPanel != null)
{
debugPanel.AddDebugItem <DebugItemType>(name, getter, setter, flags, handler);
}
m_DebugMenuStateDirty = true;
}
public void AddDebugItem <ItemType>(string itemName, Func <object> getter, Action <object> setter, DebugItemFlag flags = DebugItemFlag.None, DebugItemHandler handler = null)
{
if (handler == null)
{
handler = new DefaultDebugItemHandler();
}
DebugItem oldItem = GetDebugItem(itemName);
if (oldItem != null)
{
RemoveDebugItem(oldItem);
}
DebugItem newItem = new DebugItem(itemName, m_Name, typeof(ItemType), getter, setter, flags, handler);
handler.SetDebugItem(newItem);
m_Items.Add(newItem);
}
