/// <summary>
/// Draw a table just from the collection's property.
/// This will create columns for all the visible members in the elements' class,
/// similar to what Unity would show in the classic vertical collection display, but as a table instead.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The updated table state.</returns>
/// <param name="tableState">The Table state.</param>
/// <param name="collectionProperty">The serialized property of the collection.</param>
/// <param name="options">The table options.</param>
public static GUITableState DrawTable(
GUITableState tableState,
SerializedProperty collectionProperty,
params GUITableOption[] options)
{
List <string> properties = SerializationHelpers.GetElementsSerializedFields(collectionProperty);
if (properties == null && collectionProperty.arraySize == 0)
{
DrawTable(
null,
new List <TableColumn> ()
{
new TableColumn(TableColumn.Title(collectionProperty.displayName + "(properties unknown, add at least 1 element)"), TableColumn.Sortable(false), TableColumn.Resizeable(false))
},
new List <List <TableCell> > (),
collectionProperty,
options);
return(tableState);
}
return(DrawTable(tableState, collectionProperty, properties, options));
}
