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Question by SebastianToro · Oct 21, 2013 at 04:29 PM · guigui.window

[ERROR!] GUI.WindowFunction with multiple parameters

Hello everyone,

As you can see in the documentation, the GUI.WindowFunction function receives only one argument, which is the id of the window that it is going to be handled. My problem is that I want to pass more than only the ID of the window and have no clue of how can I do that.

Here’s an example:

 private void OnGUI()
 {
      ...
      screenText.PhysicalInfo = GUILayout.Window(screenText.ID, screenText.PhysicalInfo, DoMyWindow, "");  
      ...
 }
           
 private void DisplayScreenText(int windowID, ScreenText screenText)         {
      ...
 }

Of course, this does not work, since calling the DisplayScreenText (GUI.WindowFunction) like DisplayScreenText(id,screenText), makes the code not-compile. Does anyone knows how to do this?

Notice that this is the only solution I'm looking for. Therefore, I'll have to ask you to please do not consider other alternatives. I know that I can use Dictionaries or other workarounds, which are rather simple and easy, but I'm inclined into using this one.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,

Sebastián

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You can't pass any more arguments to the Window function. It's just not designed to do that!

If you won't accept a workaround solution, then there is no answer to the question, other then you can't

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