public static async Task LogAnyDiffToNewGeneratedUi(this Dictionary <string, FieldView> self, Type modelType, JsonSchemaToView generator, bool forceAlwaysDelete)
{
GameObject generatedUi = await generator.GenerateViewFrom(modelType, keepReferenceToEditorPrefab : true);
generatedUi.name = "Delete me";
if (!LogAnyDiffToNewFieldViews(self, generatedUi.GetFieldViewMap()) || forceAlwaysDelete)
{
generatedUi.Destroy(); // If there are no additions in the new UI it can be destroyed right away again after logging is done
}
}
/// <summary> Can be used to generate a view directly from a model, if the json schema does not have to be customized, e.g.
/// because the model uses Annotations this is the easiest way to generate a fully usable UI from any class </summary>
/// <typeparam name="T"> The type of the model </typeparam>
/// <param name="keepReferenceToEditorPrefab"> If the view is generated during editor time this should be set to
/// true so that the used prefabs in the view are still linked correctly. </param>
/// <returns> The generated view which can be used to load a model instance into it </returns>
public static async Task <GameObject> GenerateViewFrom <T>(this JsonSchemaToView self, bool keepReferenceToEditorPrefab = false)
{
return(await self.GenerateViewFrom(typeof(T), keepReferenceToEditorPrefab));
}