private static float CalcContextWidth()
{
float width = GUIClip.GetTopRect().width;
if ((width >= 1f) && (width < 40000f))
{
return(width);
}
return(currentViewWidth);
}
private static float CalcContextWidth()
{
float num = GUIClip.GetTopRect().width;
if (num < 1f || num >= 40000f)
{
num = EditorGUIUtility.currentViewWidth;
}
return(num);
}
private Rect ReplaceClipping()
{
// the gui matrix applies to the clipping rectangle for the window so it needs to be removed
// and reapplied with an adjusted rect that takes the zoom and panning into account
// the concept for this implementation comes from the GUIScaleUtility in the MIT licensed Node Editor
// Framework: http://www.levingaeher.com/NodeEditor/
// https://github.com/Seneral/Node_Editor_Framework/blob/develop/Node_Editor/Utilities/GUI/GUIScaleUtility.cs
var clipping = GUIClip.GetTopRect();
var inverse = GUI.matrix.inverse;
var min = inverse.MultiplyPoint(clipping.min);
var max = inverse.MultiplyPoint(clipping.max);
// these are not documented but are public - using BeginGroup/EndGroup, which is documented, does not
// expose the scrollOffset parameter which is necessary to work around the not entirely clear wierdness
// that Unity does with draw positioning
GUI.EndClip();
GUI.BeginClip(new Rect(min, max - min), -ViewArea.min, Vector2.zero, false);
return(clipping);
}
public static Rect GetGUIClipTopRect()
{
return(GUIClip.GetTopRect());
}
protected bool MouseOnTopOfInspector()
{
if (hasSelected == false)
{
return(false);
}
// GUIClip.Unclip sets the mouse position to include the windows tab.
Vector2 mousePosition = GUIClip.Unclip(eventSystem.current.mousePosition) - (GUIClip.topmostRect.position - GUIClip.GetTopRect().position);
return(inspectorRect.Contains(mousePosition));
}
protected bool MouseOnTopOfInspector()
{
bool result;
if (!this.hasSelected)
{
result = false;
}
else
{
Vector2 point = GUIClip.Unclip(this.eventSystem.current.mousePosition) - (GUIClip.topmostRect.position - GUIClip.GetTopRect().position);
result = this.inspectorRect.Contains(point);
}
return(result);
}