protected override void VisitContainer <TContainer>(ref TContainer target)
{
if (Inspector.TryGetTarget(out TContainer currentTarget) &&
RuntimeTypeInfoCache <TContainer> .CanBeNull &&
EqualityComparer <TContainer> .Default.Equals(currentTarget, target))
{
return;
}
Inspector.SetTarget(target);
// In the inspector, the size of the content will depend on the size of the children (there is
// intentionally no "expand to take all available size"), while in an editor window, you can expand your
// content to take the full size of the window. For this window, users can choose between the default
// window behaviour and the inspector behaviour. To support this, we will force the root to fully expand.
// When a custom inspector is provided, we need to adjust the CustomInspectorElement to also fully expand.
if (Inspector.childCount == 1 &&
Inspector[0] is CustomInspectorElement customInspector &&
customInspector.IsRootInspector)
{
customInspector.style.flexGrow = 1;
}
if (Content.InspectionContext.ApplyInspectorStyling)
{
StylingUtility.AlignInspectorLabelWidth(Inspector);
}
Content.Save();
}
// Invoked by the Unity update loop
void Update()
{
m_ScrollPosition = m_ScrollView.scrollOffset;
titleContent.text = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(m_Content.Name)
? m_Content.Name
: TypeUtility.GetTypeDisplayName(m_Content.GetType());
m_Content.Update();
if (!m_Content.IsValid)
{
Close();
}
// We are saving here because we want to store the data inside the editor window so that it survives both
// domain reloads and closing/re-opening Unity.
m_Content.Save();
}
