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Game.UI.Debug.IntArrowField

Assembly: Game
Namespace: Game.UI.Debug

Type: public class

Base: Game.UI.Widgets.IntField

Summary:
IntArrowField is a concrete, specialized integer input widget used in the game's debug UI. It does not introduce any new members — it simply specializes the generic IntField for int, providing the standard integer input behavior with arrow controls (increment/decrement). Use this class wherever a simple integer field with built-in arrow controls is needed in debug UIs or tools.

Fields

  • This class declares no private or public fields of its own. All storage is provided by the base IntField.

Properties

  • This class declares no new properties. It inherits the properties provided by Game.UI.Widgets.IntField (typical inherited members you can expect to use include things like Value, Minimum/Maximum, Step, IsReadOnly, and events such as ValueChanged — exact names depend on the IntField implementation).

Constructors

  • public IntArrowField()
    The default parameterless constructor is used to create instances. Initialization logic (if any) is handled in the base class.

Methods

  • This class declares no methods. All behavior and lifecycle methods (creation, binding, rendering, event handling) are inherited from IntField. To customize behavior, subclass IntArrowField or override appropriate virtual/abstract members on IntField.

Usage Example

// Example: create and configure an IntArrowField in a debug UI container
var arrowField = new IntArrowField();

// Configure basic constraints (property names depend on IntField<int> API)
arrowField.Minimum = 0;
arrowField.Maximum = 100;
arrowField.Step = 1;
arrowField.Value = 10;

// Subscribe to change events (event name is illustrative; use the actual event provided by IntField<int>)
arrowField.ValueChanged += (sender, args) =>
{
    // args/new value handling depends on the event signature used by IntField<int>
    UnityEngine.Debug.Log("IntArrowField value changed.");
};

// Add to a parent widget/container
parentWidget.AddChild(arrowField);

Notes: - IntArrowField is primarily a convenience/type-specialization. If you need custom rendering, input handling, or additional debug-specific behavior, create a subclass and override the relevant virtual methods from IntField (for example lifecycle methods like OnCreate/OnBind, if available).