Add support for Inspect( MonoBehavior[] scripts )

[nukadelic]

I'm using the inspector as an runtime alternative for an quick UI alternative for my math demos , right now I'm inspecting a single MonoBehavior, and would like to have the ability to pass array as an argument , It seems like gameObjects also work but it will display unnecessary information and controls that the demo shouldn't have. Also would be awesome to have the component Enabled checkbox be optional as well as the component collapse options as optional in the RuntimeInspector settings ( similar to how ShowTooltips works rn )

Here is a preview of what I have right now, the top part is crossed out as its not needed

[nukadelic]

I managed to hide Enabled check box by making a clone of the inspector settings SO , but still can't remove Transform and GameObject , nor I can see where to make the collapse arrow optional .

[yasirkula]

Using a RuntimeInspectorCustomEditor would probably be the fastest solution here. First, declare the following classes:

public class ComponentsWrapper
{
	public IList<Component> components;
}

[RuntimeInspectorCustomEditor( typeof( ComponentsWrapper ), false )]
public class ComponentsWrapperEditor : IRuntimeInspectorCustomEditor
{
	public void GenerateElements( ObjectField parent )
	{
		// Get the components we are inspecting
		IList<Component> components = ( (ComponentsWrapper) parent.Value ).components;
		for( int i = 0; i < components.Count; i++ )
		{
			Component component = components[i];
			if( component is Transform )
				continue;

			// Create drawer for component
			ExpandableInspectorField componentField = (ExpandableInspectorField) parent.CreateDrawerForComponent( component );

			// Don't show arrow for component
			componentField.HeaderVisibility = RuntimeInspector.HeaderVisibility.AlwaysVisible;
		}
	}

	public void Refresh() { }
	public void Cleanup() { }
}

Then, simply create an instance of ComponentsWrapper with the desired components and pass it to RuntimeInspector's Inspect function: runtimeInspector.Inspect( new ComponentsWrapper() { components = desiredComponents } );

[nukadelic]

[nukadelic]

Quick note for anyone who will be further modding the looks of the UI, there is an auto layout code that seems to override the padding on any custom skins we make ( I made a copy of the button prefab and only changed its InvokeButton relative size ), so instead of changing the source ( using git package via upm ) I just added a small script to set the rect transform values on component start so it would look something like this

Thank you for making this FOSS

[yasirkula]

You are welcome. Alternatively, you can comment out these lines:

UnityRuntimeInspector/Plugins/RuntimeInspector/Scripts/RuntimeInspector/Fields/ExposedMethodField.cs

Lines 33 to 36 in b104118

	protected override void OnDepthChanged()
	{
	( (RectTransform) invokeButton.transform ).sizeDelta = new Vector2( -Skin.IndentAmount * Depth, 0f );
	}