override public bool UpdateStateWithInput(bool inputValid, Ray inputRay,
GameObject parentActiveObject, Collider parentCollider)
{
// TODO : This is a bit backwards. We need to pipe input to the bottom of a
// UIComponent stack, and then invalidate input as we come back up. This logic is a
// deliberate version of that, but consider this a TODO for making the system work
// more generally in this way.
if (parentActiveObject == null || parentActiveObject == gameObject)
{
bool resetState = false;
m_UIComponentManager.UpdateUIComponents(inputRay, inputValid, parentCollider);
if (m_UIComponentManager.ActiveInputObject != null &&
m_UIComponentManager.ActiveInputObject != gameObject)
{
resetState = inputValid;
inputValid = false;
}
if (base.UpdateStateWithInput(inputValid, inputRay, parentActiveObject, parentCollider))
{
// If a child component received input, we want this component to reset its state,
// so we return false to tell our parent we don't have focus anymore.
return(!resetState);
}
}
return(false);
}
override public bool UpdateStateWithInput(bool inputValid, Ray inputRay,
GameObject parentActiveObject, Collider parentCollider) {
if (base.UpdateStateWithInput(inputValid, inputRay, parentActiveObject, parentCollider)) {
if (parentActiveObject == null || parentActiveObject == gameObject) {
if (BasePanel.DoesRayHitCollider(inputRay, GetCollider())) {
m_UIComponentManager.UpdateUIComponents(inputRay, inputValid, parentCollider);
return true;
}
}
}
return false;
}
// This function is used to update the behavior state of the PopUp's components in response to
// an updated input "gaze" direction from the user.
virtual public void UpdateUIComponents(Ray rCastRay, bool inputValid, Collider parentCollider)
{
m_UIComponentManager.UpdateUIComponents(rCastRay, inputValid, parentCollider);
}