UITable and column direction ... bug?

[AndyGFX]

Hi,

I have dynamicaly created content inside UITable organized in direction=Down and sort is OFF.
This works well on Desktop, but on Android are columns organized from UP, instead DOWN (ignored setup from inspector?).

Attached Images show result. FromPC + UnityEditor result is same and correct, but from android device looks wrong.

1. void Start ()
2.         {
3.                 GlobalEditorData.cells = new TSourceCell[this.cellWidth,this.cellHeight];
4.                
5.                 this.table = NGUITools.FindInParents<UITable>(this.gameObject);
6.                 this.panel = NGUITools.FindInParents<UIDraggablePanel>(table.gameObject);
7.                 table.sorted = false;
8.                 this.table.columns = this.cellWidth;
9.                
10.                 // create and rename objects to standard matrix direction from left -> right and from top -> down
11.                
12.                 for (int y=this.cellHeight;y>0;y--)                    
13.                 for (int x=this.cellWidth;x>0;x--)
14.                 {
15.                        
16.                         int cx = x-1;
17.                         int cy = y-1;
18.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy] = new TSourceCell();                     
19.                          
20.                         GameObject cell = NGUITools.AddChild(this.gameObject,this.itemPrefab);
21.                        
22.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].name = "Cell_"+cx.ToString()+"x"+cy.ToString();
23.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item = cell;
24.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item.name = "Cell_"+cx.ToString()+"x"+cy.ToString();
25.                        
26.                         string path = "/UI Root (2D)/Camera/Anchor/Source_Window/SourcePanelEmpty/SourceTable/"+GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item.name+"/ButtonEmpty_CMD";
27.                        
28.                         GameObject o = GameObject.Find(path);
29.                        
30.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy]._cmd = (OnClick_SourceCell)o.GetComponent<OnClick_SourceCell>();                         
31.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy]._cmd.parentName = GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item.name;
32.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].icon = (UISlicedSprite)GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy]._cmd.GetComponentInChildren<UISlicedSprite>();
33.                        
34.                        
35.                 }
36.                
37.                
38.                 this.table.Reposition();
39.                 this.panel.ResetPosition();
40.                
41.         }
42.  

EDIT: Added 2 new screenshots (DesktopRelease and AndroidRelease). Same code, same method and different rersult. Now all cells are with desc. Column x Row.
Android rel. has table aligned = columns: from right -> left / rows: from botom -> up
PC rel. has table aligned  = columns: from left -> right / rows: from top -> down

[ArenMook]

Looks like it didn't actually sort them. Instead of calling "Reposition", set "repositionNow = true".

[AndyGFX]

Ok. I will look on it tommorrow and i will report result to you.

[AndyGFX]

with

1. this.table.repositionNow = true;
2.  

no, same bad result on android device.


New important info: Correct table content position is only in UNITY editor / run. All released platforms (WEB /  FLASH / ANDROID / Win EXE) are with swapper orientation.

[AndyGFX]

so i'm found where is problem.


UITable.cs

1. public void Reposition ()
2.         {
3.                
4.                 if (mStarted)
5.                 {
6.                         Transform myTrans = transform;
7.                         mChildren.Clear();
8.                         List<Transform> ch = children;
9.                        
10.                         ch.Reverse();  <-------------------------- my experiment - swap list items:)
11.                        
12.                         if (ch.Count > 0) RepositionVariableSize(ch);
13.  
14.                         if (mDrag != null)
15.                         {
16.                                 mDrag.UpdateScrollbars(true);
17.                                 mDrag.RestrictWithinBounds(true);
18.                         }
19.                         else if (mPanel != null)
20.                         {
21.                                 mPanel.ConstrainTargetToBounds(myTrans, true);
22.                         }
23.                         if (onReposition != null) onReposition();
24.                 }
25.                 else repositionNow = true;
26.         }
27.  

Now is list wrong organized in editor, but correct on all devices.
But now is main question, where is problem: Unity (3.5.5) or UITable?.

[ArenMook]

I just re-read the original post and noticed that you mentioned that the sorting is off.

Well if it's off, I'm not sure what you expect Reposition() to do here. Of course it's not sorting them if the sorting is off.

The fact that they're added in a different order is just a platform discrepancy, a difference between editor and other platforms. If you want it to be in a specific order, turn sorting back on, and name them something like 001, 002, 003, etc.

[AndyGFX]

Good point. Thank.

[AndyGFX]

Works!. Thx.

Fixed code:

1.         // Use this for initialization
2.         void Start ()
3.         {
4.                 GlobalEditorData.cells = new TSourceCell[this.cellWidth,this.cellHeight];
5.                
6.                 this.table = NGUITools.FindInParents<UITable>(this.gameObject);
7.                 this.panel = NGUITools.FindInParents<UIDraggablePanel>(table.gameObject);
8.                 table.sorted = true;
9.                 this.table.columns = this.cellWidth;
10.                
11.                 // rename objects to standard matrix direction from left -> right and from top -> down
12.                 int idx = 0;
13.                 for (int y=0;y<this.cellHeight;y++)                    
14.                 for (int x=0;x<this.cellWidth;x++)
15.                 {
16.                        
17.                         int cx = x;
18.                         int cy = y;
19.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy] = new TSourceCell();                     
20.                          
21.                         GameObject cell = NGUITools.AddChild(this.gameObject,this.itemPrefab);
22.                        
23.                         string name_cell = string.Format("{0:0000}",idx);
24.                        
25.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].name = name_cell;
26.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item = cell;
27.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item.name = name_cell;
28.                        
29.                         string path = "/UI Root (2D)/Camera/Anchor/Source_Window/SourcePanelEmpty/SourceTable/"+GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item.name+"/ButtonEmpty_CMD";
30.                        
31.                         GameObject o = GameObject.Find(path);
32.                        
33.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy]._cmd = (OnClick_SourceCell)o.GetComponent<OnClick_SourceCell>();                         
34.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy]._cmd.parentName = GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].item.name;
35.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy]._cmd.label.text = cx.ToString()+"x"+cy.ToString();
36.                         GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy].icon = (UISlicedSprite)GlobalEditorData.cells[cx,cy]._cmd.GetComponentInChildren<UISlicedSprite>();
37.                        
38.                         idx++;
39.                        
40.                 }
41.                
42.                
43.                 this.table.Reposition();
44.                 this.panel.ResetPosition();
45.                
46.         }
47.