public sealed class ListElementMemberOne slot of a list, as a member so that the ordinary drawers can edit it.
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Remarks
⚠ Not generated, because there is nothing in the source to generate it from. Every other InspectorMember describes something somebody declared and named; a list's third element is neither. So this is the one member type built at run time, and it is deliberately the boxed kind: IList's indexer already boxes, so a generic version would buy nothing and would need MakeGenericType — the one thing the descriptor layer exists to avoid.
The owner is the list, not the object that holds it. That is what lets ListDrawer hand each element row a field over a working copy and push the whole copy back through the outer member as one undoable edit.
Fields and properties (3)
public override Type MemberTypeWhat it holds.
public override Type OwnerTypeWhat it belongs to.
public override bool CanWriteWhether it can be written at all, condition and read-only flag aside.
Methods (4)
public ListElementMember(int index, Type elementType, InspectorMember template)Describes one slot.
public override object? GetBoxed(object owner)Reads it, boxing a value type.
public override void SetBoxed(object owner, object? value)Writes it, unboxing a value type.
public override IEditorCommand CreateSetCommand(IReadOnlyList<object> targets, object? value, EditorDocument? document)
Used by (1)
- ListDrawerVixen.Editor.Inspector