/// <summary>
/// Does the provided enum mask have multiple flagged values (is not a power of two)?
/// </summary>
/// <param name="bitmask"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static bool DoesMaskHaveMultiple(int bitmask)
{
return(!BitmaskUtility.isPowerOfTwo(bitmask));
}
/// <summary>
/// Internal implementation of EnumMaskPopup.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="values"></param>
/// <param name="names"></param>
/// <param name="position"></param>
/// <param name="property"></param>
/// <param name="entries">An optional bitmask with selectable entries.</param>
/// <param name="isSkippingZero">If true, enum entries with a value of zero are not displayed (useful if the entry already maps to 'None').</param>
/// <param name="isDisplayingEverything">If true, if all possible elements are selected (all elements that entries allows), 'Everything' is displayed instead of comma-separated values.</param>
/// <param name="isSkippingNonFlags">If true, elements which don't map to a flag value aren't included.</param>
private static void EnumMaskPopup(List <int> values, List <string> names, Rect position, SerializedProperty property, int entries = ~0, bool isSkippingZero = false, bool isDisplayingEverything = true, bool isSkippingNonFlags = true)
{
List <int> valuesCopy;
List <string> namesCopy;
int omitted = 0;
// Popup only supports 32 entries. If exceeded, only use the first 32 and flag the field as red with an error tooltip
if (values.Count <= 32)
{
valuesCopy = new List <int>(values);
namesCopy = new List <string>(names);
}
else
{
valuesCopy = values.GetRange(0, 32);
namesCopy = names.GetRange(0, 32);
omitted = values.Count - valuesCopy.Count;
}
// Get displayable values list, so that we don't have to work with negative values
List <int> entriesValues = valuesCopy.Where(en => entries.Contains(en)).ToList();
if (isSkippingZero)
{
entriesValues.RemoveAll(val => val == 0);
}
if (isSkippingNonFlags)
{
entriesValues.RemoveAll(val => !BitmaskUtility.isPowerOfTwo(val));
}
List <string> displayNames = namesCopy.Where((en, index) => entriesValues.Contains(valuesCopy[index])).ToList();
// Key: entry value; Value: entriesValues index
Dictionary <int, int> existing = new Dictionary <int, int>();
int match;
string enumName;
// Combine any elements that have a duplicate value
for (int i = 0; i < entriesValues.Count; i++)
{
if (existing.TryGetValue(entriesValues[i], out match))
{
enumName = displayNames[i];
displayNames.RemoveAt(i);
entriesValues.RemoveAt(i--);
// Append the description. (thin space + full-width ampersand + enumName)
displayNames[match] += FormatUtility.MARK_AMPERSAND_SAFE + enumName;
continue;
}
else
{
// Check if we need to use a custom display name for combined-entry value, using format "entry (entry 1 & entry 2 ...)"
if (!isSkippingNonFlags && !BitmaskUtility.isPowerOfTwo(entriesValues[i]))
{
/// First check to make sure all its values are allowed (in entries). Otherwise, remove it
List <int> bitmaskValues = BitmaskUtility.GetBitmaskValues(entriesValues[i], valuesCopy.Count);
displayNames[i] +=
" ("
+ String.Join(
FormatUtility.MARK_AMPERSAND_SAFE,
// Get all entries in the combined-entry. Then get their display name and append
bitmaskValues.Select <int, string>(val => displayNames[entriesValues.IndexOf(val)]).ToArray())
+ ")";
}
existing.Add(entriesValues[i], i);
}
}
int mask = 0;
string displayName = String.Empty;
if (property.hasMultipleDifferentValues)
{
displayName = "—";
}
else
{
// Get selected list, removing any selected that aren't currently allowed
List <int> selectedValues = entriesValues.Where(en => property.intValue.Contains(en)).ToList();
// We need to convert the entriesList (which contains potentially skipped values) into an ordered mask (with no skipped values) so that EditorGUI.MaskField can use it
// The reason that we iterate over entriesValues instead of selectedValues is so that we can add in duplicated entries (an enum with two entries with the same value)
for (int i = 0; i < entriesValues.Count; i++)
{
if (selectedValues.Contains(entriesValues[i]))
{
mask |= 1 << i;
// Don't display combined-entry values in the label (it clutters things up)
if (!isSkippingNonFlags && !BitmaskUtility.isPowerOfTwo(entriesValues[i]))
{
continue;
}
// Add a name to display
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(displayName))
{
displayName = displayNames[i];
}
else
{
displayName += ", " + displayNames[i];
}
}
}
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(displayName))
{
displayName = "Nothing";
}
else if (selectedValues.Count == entriesValues.Count && isDisplayingEverything)
{
displayName = "Everything";
}
}
// Make sure the displayName fits in the content field. If not, reduce it. (Subtracts pixels so that it doesn't overlap the dropdown arrow on the right)
displayName = FitContent(displayName, position.width - 15, EditorStyles.popup, CutoffOption.ToEntry);
int valueNew = 0;
// long is used for valueDiff (instead of int) because int will cause an OverflowException when attempting absolute value check for 1 << 31 (Math.Abs(int32.MinValue)).
long valueDiff = 0;
bool isAdded;
// Verify that no values outside of entries are assigned (on any of the selections)
foreach (SerializedProperty prop in property.Multiple())
{
foreach (int val in BitmaskUtility.GetBitmaskValues(property.intValue))
{
if (!entries.Contains(val))
{
prop.intValue &= ~val;
}
}
}
// Append dashes to the display names for any skipped elements (due to exceeding popup display count of 32)
displayNames.AddRange(Enumerable.Repeat <string>(null, omitted));
// Draw popup (without selection display)
MultiField(
property,
(propIter) => valueNew = EditorGUI.MaskField(position, mask, displayNames.ToArray(), PopupWithoutLabelStyle),
(propIter) => {
// 'Nothing' selected
if (valueNew == 0)
{
property.intValue = 0;
return;
}
// 'Everything' selected
if (valueNew == -1)
{
property.intValue = entries;
return;
}
// Determine what was clicked by getting the difference (bitwise difference)
//valueDiff = valueNew ^ mask;
valueDiff = (long)valueNew - (long)mask;
if (valueDiff == 0)
{
return;
}
// Determine if value was added or removed.
// (1 << 31 is a negative int value, so its isAdded will need to be flipped. Check against the min value and its two's-complement.)
isAdded = valueDiff > 0;
if (valueDiff == Int32.MinValue || valueDiff == ~((long)Int32.MinValue - 1))
{
isAdded = !isAdded;
}
// Convert ordered mask to real mask
valueDiff = entriesValues[BitmaskUtility.GetMaskIndex(Math.Abs(valueDiff))];
// Standard, add or remove selection
if (BitmaskUtility.isPowerOfTwo(valueDiff))
{
if (isAdded)
{
property.intValue |= (int)valueDiff;
}
else
{
property.intValue &= (int)~valueDiff;
}
}
// If not a power of two, selection is a combined-entry. Add or remove all its parts
else
{
if (isAdded)
{
foreach (int val in BitmaskUtility.GetBitmaskValues(valueDiff, valuesCopy.Count))
{
property.intValue |= val;
}
}
else
{
foreach (int val in BitmaskUtility.GetBitmaskValues(valueDiff, valuesCopy.Count))
{
property.intValue &= ~val;
}
}
}
});
GUIContent label = new GUIContent(displayName);
Color colorPrior = GUI.color;
if (omitted > 0)
{
label.tooltip = omitted + " elements were omitted, due to the length of the enum's entries (" + values.Count + ") exceeding Unity's limitation of 32 for popups.";
GUI.color = Color.red;
}
// Display label with active selection
EditorGUI.LabelField(position, label, EditorStyles.popup);
if (omitted > 0)
{
GUI.color = colorPrior;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Does the provided enum mask have multiple flagged values (is not a power of two)?
/// </summary>
/// <param name="bitmask"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static bool DoesMaskHaveMultiple(Enum bitmask)
{
return(!BitmaskUtility.isPowerOfTwo((int)(object)bitmask));
}