EditorResourcePicker

public string BaseType { get; set; }

The base type of allowed resource types. Can be a comma-separated list of several options.

public bool Editable { get; set; }

If true, the value can be selected and edited.

public Resource EditedResource { get; set; }

The edited resource value.

public bool ToggleMode { get; set; }

If true, the main button with the resource preview works in the toggle mode. Use EditorResourcePicker.SetTogglePressed to manually set the state.

public string[] GetAllowedTypes();

Returns a list of all allowed types and subtypes corresponding to the EditorResourcePicker.BaseType. If the EditorResourcePicker.BaseType is empty, an empty list is returned.

public void SetTogglePressed(bool pressed);

Sets the toggle mode state for the main button. Works only if EditorResourcePicker.ToggleMode is set to true.

public virtual bool _HandleMenuSelected(int id);

This virtual method can be implemented to handle context menu items not handled by default. See EditorResourcePicker._SetCreateOptions.

public virtual void _SetCreateOptions(ReckfellObject menuNode);

This virtual method is called when updating the context menu of an EditorResourcePicker.Editable EditorResourcePicker. Implement this method to override the "New" items section with your own options. menu_node is a reference to the PopupMenu node. Note: Implement EditorResourcePicker._HandleMenuSelected to handle these custom items. Note: Relevant built-in options ("Load", "Copy", "Paste", etc.) are automatically added to the menu_node afterwards, using their hard-coded IDs starting from 0. Custom options need to use non-colliding IDs to be handled properly. Using id = 100 + custom_option_index is safe (this is what the default items in the "New" section use).

public event EditorResourcePicker.ResourceChangedEventHandler ResourceChanged;

Emitted when the value of the edited resource was changed.

public event EditorResourcePicker.ResourceSelectedEventHandler ResourceSelected;

Emitted when the resource value was set and user clicked to edit it. When inspect is true, the signal was caused by the context menu "Edit" or "Inspect" option.