Class AchievementPlatformTableGui

The Studio's Platform Ids tab: every achievement down the side, every storefront across the top, each identifier editable in place — plus the export that turns the whole table into the manifest a storefront's bulk importer reads.

Inheritance

object

AchievementPlatformTableGui

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

Namespace: Serenity.Achievements.Infrastructure.Editor.Studio

Assembly: Serenity.UnityAchievements.Infrastructure.Editor.dll

Syntax

public sealed class AchievementPlatformTableGui

Remarks

This tab exists because the identifiers are the one part of an achievement that is never authored one at a time. A storefront's dashboard hands over a list of API names in one sitting, and typing them into two hundred inspectors one field at a time is how three of them end up transposed. A grid is also the only shape in which "which of these has no Xbox id yet" is a glance rather than a search.

Every cell writes through the achievement's own UnityEditor.SerializedObject, so undo, dirtying and the deferred save behave exactly as they do in the detail pane and in the inspector — this tab is a second view of those fields, never a second writer of them.

[Serializable] because the chosen manifest format and the scroll position have to survive the domain reload a script compile causes; the serialized objects behind the cells deliberately do not, and are rebuilt whenever the set of achievements changes underneath them.

Constructors

AchievementPlatformTableGui()

Declaration

public AchievementPlatformTableGui()

Fields

AchievementColumnHeader

The heading of the column naming each achievement.

Declaration

public const string AchievementColumnHeader = "Achievement"

Field Value

Type	Description
string

ExportButtonLabel

The button that writes a manifest.

Declaration

public const string ExportButtonLabel = "Export manifest…"

Field Value

Type	Description
string

FillSteamNamesButtonLabel

The button that fills every blank Steam API name from its achievement's id.

Declaration

public const string FillSteamNamesButtonLabel = "Fill blank Steam names from Ids"

Field Value

Type	Description
string

GradeColumnHeader

The heading of the trophy-tier column.

Declaration

public const string GradeColumnHeader = "Grade"

Field Value

Type	Description
string

NoAchievementsMessage

What the tab says when the project has no achievements to tabulate.

Declaration

public const string NoAchievementsMessage = "This project has no achievement assets yet, so there are no identifiers to map. Author one on the Achievements tab first."

Field Value

Type	Description
string

SyncButtonLabel

The button that opens the Achievement Platform Sync wizard.

Declaration

public const string SyncButtonLabel = "Achievement Platform Sync…"

Field Value

Type	Description
string

TableHeader

The heading above the table.

Declaration

public const string TableHeader = "Storefront identifiers"

Field Value

Type	Description
string

Methods

Draw(IReadOnlyList<UnityAchievementDefinition>, IReadOnlyList<AchievementsStudioRowModel>, IReadOnlyCollection<AchievementPlatformKind>)

Draws the whole tab and reports what the author did.

Declaration

public AchievementPlatformTableGui.Result Draw(IReadOnlyList<UnityAchievementDefinition> definitions, IReadOnlyList<AchievementsStudioRowModel> judgedRows, IReadOnlyCollection<AchievementPlatformKind> enabledPlatforms)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
IReadOnlyList<UnityAchievementDefinition>	definitions	Every achievement in the project. May be null and may contain null.
IReadOnlyList<AchievementsStudioRowModel>	judgedRows	What the Studio's rules said about each of them, in the same order, so a broken achievement is kept out of every manifest. May be null.
IReadOnlyCollection<AchievementPlatformKind>	enabledPlatforms	The storefronts the project ships on. May be null.

Returns

Type	Description
AchievementPlatformTableGui.Result	What changed, and what to say about it.