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Why is GL.IssuePluginEvent not listed on documentation page for "GL" class?
Here is the current documentation for "GL.IssuePluginEvent":
http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/GL.IssuePluginEvent.html
The top of that page has the following message:
"Obsolete
IssuePluginEvent(eventID) is deprecated. Use IssuePluginEvent(callback, eventID) instead."
However, this page describes both forms of the function, the obsolete version and the new version:
public static void IssuePluginEvent(int eventID);
public static void IssuePluginEvent(IntPtr callback, int eventID);
Note that the second form is the newly introduced function which is making the other function obsolete.
The following is the current documentation page for the "GL" class:
http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/GL.html
Notice that "IssuePluginEvent" is not listed on that page!
Meanwhile, the "UnityEngine.Rendering.CommandBuffer" documentation page does include the function "IssuePluginEvent":
http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Rendering.CommandBuffer.html
So, I am wondering whether there is a plan to remove "IssuePluginEvent" from "GL" entirely, or if the omission of a link to that documentation page was some kind of mistake (e.g., because the other form of that function has been marked obsolete, the whole page was de-listed from the "GL" class page).
Can someone from Unity comment on this?
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