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Game.UI.Editor.BuildingLotDepthField

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp

Namespace:
Game.UI.Editor

Type:
class

Base:
BuildingLotFieldBase

Summary:
A small UI helper class used by the editor to create a field for editing a building lot's depth. It overrides the TryCreate method to force a non-horizontal (vertical) layout when creating the FieldBuilder, delegating the actual creation work to the base class.

Fields

  • This class declares no explicit fields.
    The class only contains an override method and relies on its base class for storage and behavior.

Properties

  • This class declares no properties.
    All relevant state and properties are expected to be defined on BuildingLotFieldBase or the returned FieldBuilder.

Constructors

  • public BuildingLotDepthField()
    Default parameterless constructor (compiler-generated). No special initialization is performed in this class.

Methods

  • public override FieldBuilder TryCreate(Type memberType, object[] attributes)
    Attempts to create and return a FieldBuilder for the given member type and attributes. This override forces the call to the underlying creation implementation to use a vertical (non-horizontal) layout by calling TryCreate(memberType, attributes, horizontal: false) on the base class (or the overload available in the inheritance chain). It returns the created FieldBuilder or null if creation is not applicable.

Usage Example

// Create a depth field builder for an int member (for example)
var depthFieldFactory = new Game.UI.Editor.BuildingLotDepthField();
FieldBuilder fieldBuilder = depthFieldFactory.TryCreate(typeof(int), new object[] { /* any attributes */ });

if (fieldBuilder != null)
{
    // Add the returned FieldBuilder to your editor UI container
    // container.Add(fieldBuilder.Build());
}

Notes: - This class is a small specialization of BuildingLotFieldBase intended to ensure the field uses a vertical layout. If you need a horizontal layout variant, look for or implement a corresponding class that passes horizontal: true.