public static bool PollTriggers(this ITriggereableRebinder poller, List <IRebindingTrigger> triggers)
{
var serializedObject = poller.serializedObject;
// This could run after deleting an object, specially if deletion is behind a menu or a dialog that pauses the editor,
// so we check that the targetObject stil exists.
if (!serializedObject.targetObject)
{
return(false);
}
serializedObject.Update();
bool rebindRequested = false;
// We go in reverse in case a trigger decides to be removed in PollForChanges. Although, is there
// a good reason for that to happen? Are we reinforcing risky behavior by supporting this?
for (int i = triggers.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
if (triggers[i] != null && triggers[i].PollForRebinding())
{
rebindRequested = true;
}
}
return(rebindRequested);
}
bool IRebindingTrigger.IsCompatibleWithRebinder(ITriggereableRebinder rebinder)
{
return(rebinder.serializedObject == serializedProperty.serializedObject);
}