Namespace Serenity.Ui.Infrastructure.Editor

Classes

EditorAssetUtils

Small editor helpers for loading project assets by type, collapsing the recurring FindAssets → GUIDToAssetPath → LoadAssetAtPath triplet into one call (and dropping any nulls).

LayoutSizeDrawer

Inspector drawer for LayoutSize. Instead of a raw enum + number (or a free text box), it shows a friendly unit dropdown (fit content / px / fr / %), a value field that only appears when a value is needed, and a plain-English hint of what the unit does. Expand the row to set optional min/max pixel clamps. This keeps "how much space does this region take" approachable for non-developers while mapping 1:1 to the runtime model.

SerenityUiPreviewWindow

A preview of a view (a UnityMenuSettingsDefinition or a UnityCompositeViewDefinition) with two modes:

• No theme — the structural wireframe (labeled boxes + option rows placed by view/option alignment).
• A chosen theme — a LIVE render that instantiates that theme's real prefab templates into a hidden canvas and renders them to a texture, so the actual themed result is shown at a reference resolution.

An optional backdrop image can sit behind the view (e.g. a gameplay screenshot) to judge it in context.

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. The transition-path rewrite-on-rename algorithm lives in CompositeNavPathRewriter; this editor only detects which child slots changed and calls into it.