private static void CheckForReset(ISerializedObject obj)
{
SerializedObjectSnapshot originalData = null;
if (_deserializedObjects.TryGetValue(obj, out originalData))
{
if (originalData.IsEmpty)
{
return;
}
if (obj.SerializedStateKeys == null || obj.SerializedStateKeys.Count == 0 ||
obj.SerializedStateValues == null || obj.SerializedStateValues.Count == 0)
{
// Note: we do not clear out the keys; if we did, then we would not actually deserialize "null" onto them
// Note: we call SaveState() so we can fetch the keys we need to deserialize
obj.SaveState();
obj.SerializedStateValues.Clear();
for (int i = 0; i < obj.SerializedStateKeys.Count; ++i)
{
obj.SerializedStateValues.Add(null);
}
obj.RestoreState();
fiRuntimeReflectionUtility.InvokeMethod(obj.GetType(), "Reset", obj, null);
obj.SaveState();
_deserializedObjects[obj] = new SerializedObjectSnapshot(obj);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Used internally to notify us that an object has been serialized. We update some metadata stored on the object
/// upon each serialization so we can detect when prefab modifications are applied.
/// </summary>
public static void MarkSerialized(ISerializedObject obj)
{
if (fiUtility.IsEditor)
{
_deserializedObjects[obj] = new SerializedObjectSnapshot(obj);
}
}
public static void RunDeserializations()
{
// We never run deserializations outside of the editor
if (fiUtility.IsEditor == false)
{
return;
}
// Serialization is disabled
if (DisableAutomaticSerialization)
{
return;
}
// Do not deserialize in the middle of a level load that might be running on another thread
// (asynchronous) which can lead to a race condition causing the following assert:
// ms_IDToPointer->find (obj->GetInstanceID ()) == ms_IDToPointer->end ()
//
// Very strange that the load is happening on another thread since RunDeserializations only
// gets invoked from EditorApplication.update and EditorWindow.OnGUI.
//
// This method will get called again at a later point so there is no worries that we haven't
// finished doing the deserializations.
if (fiLateBindings.EditorApplication.isPlaying && Application.isLoadingLevel)
{
return;
}
while (_toDeserialize.Count > 0)
{
ISerializedObject item = _toDeserialize.Dequeue();
// If we're in play-mode, then we don't want to deserialize anything as that can wipe
// user-data. We cannot do this in SubmitDeserializeRequest because
// EditorApplication.isPlaying can only be called from the main thread. However,
// we *do* want to restore prefabs and general disk-based resources which will not have
// Awake called.
if (fiLateBindings.EditorApplication.isPlaying)
{
// note: We do a null check against unityObj to also check for destroyed objects,
// which we don't need to bother restoring. Doing a null check against an
// ISerializedObject instance will *not* call the correct == method, so
// we need to be explicit about calling it against UnityObject.
var unityObj = item as UnityObject;
if (unityObj == null ||
fiLateBindings.PrefabUtility.IsPrefab(unityObj) == false)
{
continue;
}
}
CheckForReset(item);
item.RestoreState();
_deserializedObjects[item] = new SerializedObjectSnapshot(item);
}
}
private static void DoSerialize(ISerializedObject obj)
{
SerializedObjectSnapshot originalData = null;
_deserializedObjects.TryGetValue(obj, out originalData);
var storedData = new SerializedObjectSnapshot(obj);
if (originalData == null || originalData != storedData)
{
// Unity has gone behind our backs and changed the data stored inside of the serialized
// object. This is likely due to prefab changes. We will simply deserialize the new data
// so that we don't overwrite it.
storedData.RestoreSnapshot(obj);
_deserializedObjects[obj] = new SerializedObjectSnapshot(obj);
}
else
{
// Otherwise, serialize the existing object structure and update our deserialized state.
obj.SaveState();
_deserializedObjects[obj] = new SerializedObjectSnapshot(obj);
}
}
