UIEventTrigger access

[fghjru]

How should i set from the script?:
onHoverOut
onPress
onRelease
in UIEventTrigger added to the UIButton

[UncleAcid]

1. UIEventTrigger trigger;
2.  
3. trigger.onPress.Add(new EventDelegate(MethodYouWantCalled));
4.  

Just follow the same pattern replacing onPress with whatever callback you want.

[ArenMook]

In most cases you'd actually use:

1. EventDelegate.Add(trigger.onPress, MethodYouWantCalled);

[UncleAcid]

That actually makes a lot more sense. Thanks.

[netlander]

What parameters, if any, are passed to the delegate method that's being called by the event trigger?

[ArenMook]

The parameters you'd specify. It's up to you to specify eventDelegate.parameters = new EventDelegate.Parameter[] { ... };.

[Carbonite]

The parameters you'd specify. It's up to you to specify eventDelegate.parameters = new EventDelegate.Parameter[] { ... };.

eventDelegate.parameters is read only. So how can we assign anything to it during runtime? Am I missing something here?

[Carbonite]

Figured it out I think. Something like this looks like it's working...

1. EventDelegate myDelegate = new EventDelegate();
2.  
3. ...
4.  
5. EventDelegate.Parameter a = new EventDelegate.Parameter();
6. a.obj = myComponent.gameObject;
7. myDelegate.Set( this, "myFunction");
8. myDelegate.parameters.SetValue (a, 0);
9. myComponent.gameObject.AddComponent<UIEventTrigger> ();
10. myComponent.gameObject.GetComponent<UIEventTrigger> ().onClick.Add (myDelegate);

[ArenMook]

AddComponent<UIEventTrigger>() will already return an instance of the script, so you can do it all in one line:

1. myComponent.gameObject.AddComponent<UIEventTrigger>().onClick.Add (myDelegate);

[Carbonite]

Ahh, yes. Thank you. But for parameters, you have set it up to use

1. myDelegate.parameters.SetValue (a, 0);

correct?

because i couldn't get

1. eventDelegate.parameters = new EventDelegate.Parameter[] { ... };

to work for the life of me. With it being read only.

[ArenMook]

Yup, you were right.