public void ChangeInspectionValue(GUIView value)
{
if (m_inspectedView == value)
{
return;
}
if (value is GUIView)
{
GUIViewDebuggerHelper.DebugWindow(value);
value.Repaint();
var hostView = value as HostView;
m_inspectedView = value;
m_inspectedEditorWindow = hostView?.actualView;
}
else
{
GUIViewDebuggerHelper.StopDebugging();
m_inspectedView = null;
m_inspectedEditorWindow = null;
}
OnViewChanged.Invoke();
}
public AutomatedWindow(T windowToDrive)
{
m_EditorWindow = windowToDrive;
//TODO: find a way to properly pass this data from the runner here.
isAutomationVisible = EditorPrefs.GetBool("UnityEditor.PlaymodeTestsRunnerWindow" + ".visualizeUIAutomationEvents", false);
//TODO: at the moment you can only debug one GUIView at a time, and nothing prevents from someone else to change who's being debugged.
//figure out a way to handle this.
GUIViewDebuggerHelper.DebugWindow(m_EditorWindow.m_Parent);
GUIViewDebuggerHelper.onViewInstructionsChanged += m_Model.ViewContentsChanged;
m_EditorWindow.RepaintImmediately(); //will create all the instructions, and will trigger onViewInstructionsChanged
m_Disposed = false;
m_DeveloperBuild = Unsupported.IsDeveloperMode();
}
public static void DebugWindow(GUIViewProxy guiViewProxy)
{
GUIViewDebuggerHelper.DebugWindow(guiViewProxy.guiView);
}