Understanding RuntimeInspectorButton

[CastleSeven]

Hi - I'm having some difficulty implementing RuntimeInspectorButtons and want to understand if they'll work for my use-case...

I'd like to add a custom button to the inspector for any selected object that, when clicked, adds that object to a list for some later post-processing.

I have the following static class meant to just test whether or not this approach is viable:

public static class CustomInspectorButtons
{
    [RuntimeInspectorButton("Add Collider", false, (ButtonVisibility.InitializedObjects | ButtonVisibility.UninitializedObjects))]
    public static void ToggleCollider()
    {
        Debug.Log("test?");
    }
}

and in a utility script attached to the inspector itself, I have the following in Start():

RuntimeInspectorUtils.ExposedExtensionMethodsHolder = typeof(CustomInspectorButtons);

I'm obviously missing a step, as no buttons appear in the inspector. If the static class encompassing the button-press logic is the wrong approach, do I need to implement these functions in a script that becomes a component on any object I'd like to show the buttons for?

[yasirkula]

You just need to make the function an extension function. For example, if you want the button to appear when a GameObject is inspected: public static void ToggleCollider( this GameObject go )

[CastleSeven]

Worked perfectly!