Passing Instance References Via EventDelegate

[ArenMook]

del.parameters.SetValue(insc, 0) sets the value of the first parameter -- that is you need to actually have a parameter for it to work.

Give your function a parameter.

[maxdev]

1. IEnumerator SpawnCalc()
2. {
3. GameObject insc = Instantiate(prefab, transform.position, Quaternion.identity) as GameObject;
4. insc.GetComponent<TweenPosition>().enabled = true;
5.  
6.         EventDelegate.Parameter a = new EventDelegate.Parameter();
7.         a.obj = insc;
8.         a.field = "test";
9.  
10.         EventDelegate del = new EventDelegate(this.testyay);
11.         EventDelegate.Add(insc.GetComponent<TweenPosition>().onFinished, del);
12.  
13.         del.parameters.SetValue(a, 0);
14. }
15.  

1. private void testyay(EventDelegate.Parameter f)
2. {
3. print(f.obj.name);
4. }
5.  

Why doesnt this work? I'd very much appreciate a working example since it seems to me like I've tried
every combination I can think of or find and it still doesnt work...

[trenrod]

I got a working example its all in one class called MyClass

1. public class MyClass: MonoBehaviour {
2. ...
3.     // Used to make a reference to the value of the parameter for the method you want to call.
4.     // Used for EventDelegate.Parameter.Set(...
5.     public string ITEM_VALUE = "XXX";
6. ...
7.  
8.     public void init(){
9.        
10.         //EventDelegate to call method test in the same class with a given parameter where the value is ITEM_VALUE
11.         EventDelegate eventDel = new EventDelegate();
12.         //Target object
13.         eventDel.target = this;
14.         //Method name
15.         eventDel.methodName = "test";
16.        
17.         //EventDelegate.Parameter for the parameter in the methode defined before
18.         //First parameter is the object which contains the attribute wich has the name of the second parameter
19.         EventDelegate.Parameter p = new EventDelegate.Parameter(this, "ITEM_VALUE");
20.         eventDel.parameters.SetValue(p, 0);
21.         EventDelegate.Set(isbn.GetComponentInChildren<UIButton>().onClick, eventDel);
22. ...
23.     public void test(string panelName){
24.         Debug.Log("Test was pressed: " + panelName);
25.     }
26. ...
27.  

Output after a click on the button:
Test was pressed: XXX

Drop a comment if you cant to adjust it to your exsample.

Have fun.

Edit: comments

[maxdev]

Thanks very very much trenrod, it works perfectly!