AnchorUpdate OnEnable and Unity Editor

[bdominguez]

Why you always use "OnUpdate" behaviour in Unity Editor despite of setting "OnEnable"?

UIRect.cs line 410 ( NGUI 3.5.8 )

#if !UNITY_EDITOR
         if (updateAnchors == AnchorUpdate.OnUpdate || mUpdateAnchors)
#endif

It's really confussing and I can't test anything correctly in editor.

Example:

- You set a Widget to "OnEnable" because later you want to move it.

[ArenMook]

Hmm? That if statement is "if not UnityEditor". Update Anchors should only be executed if the condition is set to "OnUpdate", and not "OnEnable". It behaves differently in the editor because changes must be reflected while you are not playing the game. Although it's probably best if that statement reads:

1. #if UNITY_EDITOR
2.                         if (updateAnchors == AnchorUpdate.OnUpdate || mUpdateAnchors || !Application.isPlaying)
3. #else
4.                         if (updateAnchors == AnchorUpdate.OnUpdate || mUpdateAnchors)
5. #endif

[bdominguez]

Hmm? That if statement is "if not UnityEditor". Update Anchors should only be executed if the condition is set to "OnUpdate", and not "OnEnable". It behaves differently in the editor because changes must be reflected while you are not playing the game. Although it's probably best if that statement reads:

1. #if UNITY_EDITOR
2.                         if (updateAnchors == AnchorUpdate.OnUpdate || mUpdateAnchors || !Application.isPlaying)
3. #else
4.                         if (updateAnchors == AnchorUpdate.OnUpdate || mUpdateAnchors)
5. #endif

That's my problem.

So are you going to change that in next version? Thanks!

[ArenMook]

Yup, already done.