public static PortView Create(
NodePort port,
Type type,
IEdgeConnectorListener connectorListener
)
{
var view = new PortView(
Orientation.Horizontal,
port.isInput ? Direction.Input : Direction.Output,
port.isMulti ? Capacity.Multi : Capacity.Single,
type
)
{
m_EdgeConnector = new EdgeConnector <Edge>(connectorListener),
portName = port.portName,
target = port
};
// Override default connector text with the human-readable port name
// TODO: Apparently the edge connector (Edge.output.portName) is based on whatever
// is in this label. So re-labeling it will inadvertedly change the port name.
// (or it might be a two way binding). So natively, we won't be able to have multiple
// ports with the same name.
// view.m_ConnectorText.text = refPort.displayName;
view.AddManipulator(view.m_EdgeConnector);
return(view);
}
public static PortView Create(
NodePort port,
SerializedProperty prop,
Type type,
IEdgeConnectorListener connectorListener
)
{
var view = new PortView(
Orientation.Horizontal,
port.isInput ? Direction.Input : Direction.Output,
port.isMulti ? Capacity.Multi : Capacity.Single,
type
)
{
m_EdgeConnector = new EdgeConnector <Edge>(connectorListener),
portName = port.portName,
target = port
};
// Override default connector text with the human-readable port name
// TODO: Apparently the edge connector (Edge.output.portName) is based on whatever
// is in this label. So re-labeling it will inadvertedly change the port name.
// (or it might be a two way binding). So natively, we won't be able to have multiple
// ports with the same name.
// view.m_ConnectorText.text = refPort.displayName;
view.AddManipulator(view.m_EdgeConnector);
// Bind to the underlying field
if (prop != null && port.isInput) // TODO refPort.isEditable)
{
view.m_PropertyField = new PropertyField(prop, " ");
view.m_PropertyField.Bind(prop.serializedObject);
view.m_ConnectorBox.parent.Add(view.m_PropertyField);
}
return(view);
}