Possible bug in UIToggleInspector: exposing optionCanBeNone

[strangeioc]

I've noticed that I can't (can no longer?) set UIToggle.optionCanBeNone in the associated inspector, which seems wrong to me.

I've altered my local UIToggleInspector to:

1.       NGUIEditorTools.DrawProperty("Starting State", serializedObject, "startsActive");
2.       //New line here.......
3.       NGUIEditorTools.DrawProperty("Option Can Be None", serializedObject, "optionCanBeNone");
4.       NGUIEditorTools.SetLabelWidth(80f);
5.  

Maybe I'm not understanding why you're not exposing optionCanBeNone, but it feels like an accidental omission. Anyway, just pointing it out.

Thanks.

[ArenMook]

This happened ~4 months ago, and you are the first one to mention something. I basically saw little use for that option, which is why I removed it from the inspector. Those that need it, such as yourself, can still use it either via code or by re-adding the property as you have.

[strangeioc]

Fair enough, though isn't this an intrinsic requirement for any toggleable boolean switch (i.e., I want to toggle a behavior like mute/unmute, rather than use it as part of a radio set). Maybe there's a better way to accomplish this?

[BeShifty]

If the group id is 0 (no group), it will ignore optionCanBeNone entirely, since that option only pertains to radio groups.

[strangeioc]

If the group id is 0 (no group), it will ignore optionCanBeNone entirely, since that option only pertains to radio groups.

Ah, ok. That makes sense. Thanks.