Class InitializeSerenityWindow

One tool replacing both the former Setup Assistant and Create Game entries: lets the reader opt any number of SerenityInstallableSystems in, reports where each selected system's settings asset currently stands with a one-click way to Adopt the shipped one, author their own, or fix it (the Settings step), then wires the initialization pipeline profile and every selected system's boot task (Serenity.CreateGame.Infrastructure.Editor.Wiring.ProjectWiringRunner) — never a system's own settings or a menu; those belong to the Settings step and the Menu Manager wizard. Opened via Tools ▸ Serenity ▸ Initialize Serenity. The stepped-wizard scaffolding — the header and breadcrumb, the body scroll, the footer and its error gate — comes from Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.SerenityStepWizardWindow`1; this window declares only its own step table, the manual-alternative notice it draws above the footer, and what the primary action does.

Inheritance

object

InitializeSerenityWindow

Namespace: Serenity.CreateGame.Infrastructure.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.UnityCreateGame.Infrastructure.Editor.dll

Syntax

public sealed class InitializeSerenityWindow : SerenityStepWizardWindow<InitializeSerenityWindow.WizardStep>

Constructors

InitializeSerenityWindow()

Declaration

public InitializeSerenityWindow()

Fields

MenuPath

Declaration

public const string MenuPath = "Tools/Serenity/Initialize Serenity"

Field Value

Type	Description
string

Properties

FinishedRunPrimaryLabel

A one-shot initializer offers no second run: a finished run's button closes the window.

Declaration

protected override string FinishedRunPrimaryLabel { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string

PrimaryButtonLabel

Declaration

protected override string PrimaryButtonLabel { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string

WindowTitle

Declaration

protected override string WindowTitle { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string

Methods

BuildSteps()

Declaration

protected override WizardStepDescriptor<InitializeSerenityWindow.WizardStep>[] BuildSteps()

Returns

Type	Description
WizardStepDescriptor<WizardStep>[]

DrawAboveFooter()

Declaration

protected override void DrawAboveFooter()

DrawUnderBreadcrumb()

Runs right after a breadcrumb jump is applied and before the body draws — the exact moment the old GoToStep recomputed on entry. A step that has not changed since OnBeforeDrawStep() means no breadcrumb jump happened this frame, so nothing recomputes; a Back/Next move lands later, in the footer, and is still showing this same unchanged step here on the following frame.

Declaration

protected override void DrawUnderBreadcrumb()

OnBeforeDrawStep()

Snapshots the step cursor before the header runs, so DrawUnderBreadcrumb() can recognise a breadcrumb jump.

Declaration

protected override void OnBeforeDrawStep()

OnFinishedRunPrimaryAction()

A one-shot initializer offers no second run: a finished run's button closes the window.

Declaration

protected override void OnFinishedRunPrimaryAction()

OnPrimaryAction()

Runs the wiring while the run is still live; a finished run's button closes the window instead (OnFinishedRunPrimaryAction()).

Declaration

protected override void OnPrimaryAction()

Open()

Declaration

public static void Open()

OpenWithSystemSelected(string)

Opens the wizard already showing the Systems step with installMethodName selected — the Hub's registered Systems entry point routes here so a reader who picked a specific system from the Hub lands directly on it instead of hunting for it in the checklist themselves. A silent no-op (window still opens, nothing gets selected) when installMethodName is not in Descriptors, or names a bootstrap system — bootstrap systems are always installed and have no checklist row to jump to.

Declaration

public static void OpenWithSystemSelected(string installMethodName)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	installMethodName