private void OnEnable()
{
if (text == null && inputField == null)
{
return;
}
string value = null;
if (variableString != null)
{
value = variableString.ToString();
}
if (variableInt != null)
{
value = variableInt.ToString();
}
if (variableFloat != null)
{
value = variableFloat.ToString();
}
if (variableBool != null)
{
value = variableBool.ToString();
}
if (text != null)
{
text.text = value;
}
if (inputField != null)
{
inputField.text = value;
}
}
public void Use_Globals_Without_Args_To_Formatter()
{
// The top container
// It gets its name later, when being added to the PersistentVariablesSource
var varGroup = new VariablesGroup();
// Add a (nested) VariablesGroup named 'group' to the top container
varGroup.Add("group", new VariablesGroup
{
// Add variables to the nested group
{ "groupString", new StringVariable("groupStringValue") },
{ "groupDateTime", new Variable <DateTime>(new DateTime(2024, 12, 31)) }
});
// Add more variables to the top group container
varGroup.Add(new KeyValuePair <string, IVariable>("topInteger", new IntVariable(12345)));
var stringVar = new StringVariable("topStringValue");
varGroup.Add("topString", stringVar);
// The formatter for persistent variables requires only 2 extensions
var smart = new SmartFormatter();
smart.FormatterExtensions.Add(new DefaultFormatter());
// Add as the first in the source extensions list
var pvs = new PersistentVariablesSource
{
// Here, the top container gets its name
{ "global", varGroup }
};
smart.InsertExtension(0, pvs);
// Act
// Note: We don't need args to the formatter for globals
var globalGroup = smart.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture,
"{global.group.groupString} {global.group.groupDateTime:'groupDateTime='yyyy-MM-dd}");
var topInteger = smart.Format("{global.topInteger}");
var topString = smart.Format("{global.topString}");
// Assert
Assert.That(globalGroup, Is.EqualTo("groupStringValue groupDateTime=2024-12-31"));
Assert.That(topString, Is.EqualTo(stringVar.ToString()));
Assert.That(topInteger, Is.EqualTo("12345"));
}