public override void OnInspectorGUI()
{
base.OnInspectorGUI();
// Take out this if statement to set the value using setter when ever you change it in the inspector.
// But then it gets called a couple of times when ever inspector updates
// By having a button, you can control when the value goes through the setter and getter, your self.
if (GUILayout.Button("Return Pool"))
{
if (target.GetType() == typeof(PoolMember))
{
PoolMember pm = (PoolMember)target;
pm.ReturnPool();
Debug.Log("Returned");
}
}
}
public void ReturnObject(GameObject ToReturn)
{
//if its in a pool return it to his pool
PoolMember pm = ToReturn.GetComponent <PoolMember>();
if (pm != null)
{
pm.ReturnPool();
return;
}
//than its a NonPoolMember
NonPoolMember npm = ToReturn.GetComponent <NonPoolMember>();
if (npm != null)
{
//make it gone
npm.Begone();
return;
}
//else destroy him
Destroy(ToReturn);
}
