koobas.hobune.stream
List instances names of a class
Hi everybody
I have a class that contains list of other class instances :
List< Sections > Anims; // 'Sections' is a class
i need a property "CurrentAnim" that point to number of "Sections" Instances , defined in List<> Anims .
(In Inspector) for example if Anims contains 3 items(3 instance of classes) with names : walk , run , idle :
in the CurrentAnim , i should have that 3 names Selectable .
i am thinking , can i create a ENUM from list of instances of a class ? and i think it must created in EDITOR while Level Designer is working with unity inspectors & ...
how can i finish it ?
Thanks for your answers.
seems you didn't get what i want my friend. i wanted to create an Enum from List of Instances of a class . not a constant list.
By the way , i found the solution my self :
I had this list item in my class :
public Sections[] section;
and actually "Sectuions" class described here :
public class Sections {
public string name;
public Texture2D[] frames;
}
so, i wanted to Show "section" items in a Drop-Down Popup. first i created my editor script and said:
private SerializedProperty _Section ;
void OnEnable () {
objClass = new SerializedObject(target);
_Section = objClass.FindProperty("section");
}
public override void OnInspectorGUI()
{
string[] _names=new string[_Section.arraySize];
_values=new int[_Section.arraySize];
for (int i = 0; i < _Section.arraySize; i++) {
SerializedProperty _tmp= _Section.GetArrayElementAtIndex(i);
_names[i]=_tmp.FindPropertyRelative("name").stringValue;
_values[i]=i;
}
serializedObject.Update ();
flag=EditorGUILayout.IntPopup("Current Animation",flag,_names,_values);
serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties ();
}
and it's done ! thanks every one .
Yes, you can create an enum and then have one of those values selectable in the inspector.
public enum Animations{
Walk,
Run
}
public class MyScript{
public Animations thisAnimation;
}
You can use a switch-case to choose which Sections-instance in your list should be used. Though I suggest coming up with a better solution, because I don't like switch-cases.
[1]: http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/ScriptReference/EditorGUILayout.Popup.html
