Class UnityCompositeViewDefinitionEditor
Inspector for UnityCompositeViewDefinition built on Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Settings.Editor.FoundationEditor`1, so a
composite gets a managed Id/Guid exactly like a menu does (auto-generated Guid,
duplicate-id checks, the standard Id field). Without this, a custom view used the default inspector
and its Id stayed empty — which made it unusable anywhere a view is referenced by id (the
initial-view picker, navigation signals, hosting), since those store the asset's Id.
Namespace: Serenity.Ui.Infrastructure.Editor
Assembly: Serenity.UnityUi.Infrastructure.Editor.dll
Syntax
public class UnityCompositeViewDefinitionEditor : FoundationEditor<UnityCompositeViewDefinition>Constructors
UnityCompositeViewDefinitionEditor()
Declaration
public UnityCompositeViewDefinitionEditor()Methods
DrawSerializedFields()
Draws the composite's fields, special-casing the navigation controls: a child-id dropdown for
InitialActiveChildId, the SWITCHER-only content/focus bools (with FocusInitialView
gated on IsAlwaysShowingContent), and the STACK-only cross-menu bools (wrap gated on the
enable). All other fields render with the default property drawer.
Declaration
protected override void DrawSerializedFields()OnInspectorGUI()
Renders the foundation header (Id + Guid) then the composite's own fields (Layout, ContentMode, InitialActiveChildId, Children). Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Settings.Editor.FoundationEditor`1.OnInspectorGUI draws only the header and commits its own changes, so the remaining serialized fields are drawn here inside an explicit update/apply cycle — otherwise edits to those fields would not be written back.
Declaration
public override void OnInspectorGUI()