Game.Prefabs.PolicySliderUnit

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp

Namespace:
Game.Prefabs

Type:
public enum

Base:
System.Enum (underlying type: System.Int32)

Summary:
Defines the unit/format type used by policy sliders (or other UI elements) to determine how a numeric policy value should be interpreted and displayed. Typical uses include formatting labels, applying clamping/step logic, and choosing appropriate input controls for the value.

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Fields

• money
  Represents a currency value. UI should display with a currency format (or city-specific money symbol) and usually allow fractional or whole monetary amounts depending on slider setup.

• percentage
  Represents a percentage value. UI should display with a trailing percent sign (%) and usually clamp values to a 0–100 range or another percentage range.

• integer
  Represents a plain integer value. UI should display as a whole number and typically use integer step increments.

Properties

• This enum type has no properties.
  { No instance or static properties are defined for an enum. }

Constructors

• This enum type has no explicit constructors.
  { Enum values are created by the runtime; you cannot define constructors for enum members. }

Methods

• This enum type has no instance methods.
  { You can use standard System.Enum methods (ToString, Parse, TryParse, etc.) as applicable. }

Usage Example

// Example: formatting a policy slider value for display
string FormatPolicyValue(Game.Prefabs.PolicySliderUnit unit, float value)
{
    switch (unit)
    {
        case Game.Prefabs.PolicySliderUnit.money:
            // Use game/culture-specific formatting as needed
            return string.Format("${0:N0}", value); // example: $1,000

        case Game.Prefabs.PolicySliderUnit.percentage:
            return string.Format("{0:0}%", value);   // example: 75%

        case Game.Prefabs.PolicySliderUnit.integer:
        default:
            return ((int)value).ToString();         // example: 42
    }
}

// Example usage
var unit = Game.Prefabs.PolicySliderUnit.percentage;
float currentValue = 45f;
UnityEngine.Debug.Log(FormatPolicyValue(unit, currentValue)); // "45%"

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