TypeIcon

Remarks

Doc 36 § D6. A contribution rather than a switch, so the outliner's row for a plugin's component and the inspector's header for it draw the same picture without either panel knowing the plugin exists.

⚠ A registration and not an attribute, and the reason is in Icon. Doc 36 spells this [EditorIcon("Icons/thing.svg")] — but there is no SVG path parser in this repository and its absence is a decision: an icon set is compiled content, so turning "M12 2L2 22h20z" into segments belongs to an asset pipeline rather than to every application at start-up. An attribute naming a file nothing can read would be an attribute that looks like a mechanism, which is what P2 declined to ship for the same reason. A type declares its icon by registering it, which a module initializer, a plugin's Activate and a project's own script can all do.

Fields and properties (3)

• public Type Target

  The type — a component, a behaviour, or the class an asset deserialises to.

• public IconArt Art

  Its picture.

• public int Order

  Which of two declarations for one type wins; the higher one, and the later one on a tie.

Methods (1)

• public TypeIcon(Type Target, IconArt Art, int Order = 0)

  What a type looks like, wherever the editor draws one.

Used by (8)

• ComponentsViewVixen.Editor.App
• DeclaredContributionsVixen.Editor.App
• EditorApplicationVixen.Editor.App
• EditorArtVixen.Editor.Ui
• IconContributionTestsVixen.Editor.App.Tests
• MaterialIconsVixen.Editor.App
• OutOfTreePluginTestsVixen.Editor.App.Tests
• StandardIconsVixen.Editor.App