Signal4
Signal support.
EditorInspector.swift:328class Signal4Use the connect(flags:_:) method to connect to the signal on the container object, and disconnect(_:) to drop the connection.
You can also await the emitted property for waiting for a single emission of the signal.
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class Signal1Signal support.
class Signal2Signal support.
class Signal3Signal support.
class Signal5Signal support.
class Signal6Signal support.
class Signal7Signal support.
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var editedObjectChanged: SimpleSignalEmitted when the object being edited by the inspector has changed.
var objectIdSelected: Signal5Emitted when the Edit button of an
Objecthas been pressed in the inspector. This is mainly used in the remote scene tree Inspector.var propertyDeleted: Signal3Emitted when a property is removed from the inspector.
var propertyEdited: Signal6Emitted when a property is edited in the inspector.
var propertyKeyed: Signal2Emitted when a property is keyed in the inspector. Properties can be keyed by clicking the “key” icon next to a property when the Animation panel is toggled.
var propertySelected: Signal1Emitted when a property is selected in the inspector.
var propertyToggled: Signal7Emitted when a boolean property is toggled in the inspector.
var resourceSelected: Signal4Emitted when a resource is selected in the inspector.
var restartRequested: SimpleSignalEmitted when a property that requires a restart to be applied is edited in the inspector. This is only used in the Project Settings and Editor Settings.
func getEditedObject() -> Object? Returns the object currently selected in this inspector.
func getSelectedPath() -> String Gets the path of the currently selected property.
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var emitted: VoidYou can await this property to wait for the signal to be emitted once
func connect(flags: Object.ConnectFlags, @escaping (_ resource: Resource, _ path: String) -> ()) -> Object Connects the signal to the specified callback
func disconnect(Object) Disconnects a signal that was previously connected, the return value from calling
connect(flags:_:)