Class SignalFlowScanner.ScanResult

The signal → dispatchers/modals/reactions/emitters graph for the whole project.

Inheritance

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SignalFlowScanner.ScanResult

Inherited Members

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Namespace: Serenity.EventDispatcher.Infrastructure.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.UnityEventDispatcher.Infrastructure.Editor.dll

Syntax

public sealed class SignalFlowScanner.ScanResult

Constructors

ScanResult()

Declaration

public ScanResult()

Fields

AssetDispatchersBySignal

Authored dispatch sites that are not a UnityEventDispatcherSignalDefinition asset — UnityActionDefinition assets, and menu/modal option submit signals plus menu-level show/hide/cancel/submit slots discovered by Serenity.EventDispatcher.Infrastructure.Editor.SignalFlowViewSignalCollector. Each site stores its own asset path and kind, so the window can render and ping it without a second lookup.

Declaration

public Dictionary<Type, List<SignalDispatchSite>> AssetDispatchersBySignal

Field Value

Type	Description
Dictionary<Type, List<SignalDispatchSite>>

DefinitionsBySignal

Declaration

public Dictionary<Type, List<string>> DefinitionsBySignal

Field Value

Type	Description
Dictionary<Type, List<string>>

EmittersBySignal

Prefab and scene paths whose SignalEmitterComponent usages dispatch each signal. Only populated when Scan(bool) is called with includeScenesAndPrefabs: true. A scene path means "this scene contains an emitter referencing this signal" — see SceneScanSkippedReason and the scene-scan remarks on Scan(bool) for why no GameObject path is attached to scene entries.

Declaration

public Dictionary<Type, List<string>> EmittersBySignal

Field Value

Type	Description
Dictionary<Type, List<string>>

ModalsBySignal

Declaration

public Dictionary<Type, List<string>> ModalsBySignal

Field Value

Type	Description
Dictionary<Type, List<string>>

ReactionComponentsBySignal

Prefab and scene paths whose SignalReactionComponent reactions target each signal. Only populated when Scan(bool) is called with includeScenesAndPrefabs: true. A scene path means "this scene contains a reaction component listening for this signal" — see SceneScanSkippedReason and the scene-scan remarks on Scan(bool) for why no GameObject path is attached to scene entries.

Declaration

public Dictionary<Type, List<string>> ReactionComponentsBySignal

Field Value

Type	Description
Dictionary<Type, List<string>>

ReactionsBySignal

Declaration

public Dictionary<Type, List<Type>> ReactionsBySignal

Field Value

Type	Description
Dictionary<Type, List<Type>>

SceneScanSkippedReason

Non-null when the scene half of the emitter scan was skipped because the project's asset serialization mode is not UnityEditor.SerializationMode.ForceText (a binary .unity file cannot be grepped for the emitter script's GUID). Prefab results are unaffected. Null when scenes were scanned normally, or when includeScenesAndPrefabs was false.

Declaration

public string SceneScanSkippedReason

Field Value

Type	Description
string

Signals

Declaration

public List<Type> Signals

Field Value

Type	Description
List<Type>