Unity.VisualScripting shows restricted interface in SampleWebView compared to standard script #1129
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Additional clue: the interface for Unity.VisualScripting that I see in Visual Studio when editing SampleWebView.cs is this:
Of course I'm expecting to see the interface detailed here: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.visualscripting@1.9/api/Unity.VisualScripting.html and I do indeed see that if I use this in a newly generated C# script:
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I uploaded a modified sample app to https://github.com/gree/unity-webview/commits/example-for-1129/ , which can be opened with 2021.3.42f1. Although I'm utilizing Visual Studio on macOS, IntelliSense seems to work correctly.
SampleWebView.cs should do nothing about this issue. If IntelliSense works for a newly created cs file, please try to replace the content of the newly created cs file with that of SampleWebView.cs. IntelliSense should continue to work correctly. |
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Thank you very much for the update! I’m in meetings most of the day but I will give this a try later today.
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I uploaded a modified sample app to https://github.com/gree/unity-webview/commits/example-for-1129/ , which can be opened with 2021.3.42f1. Although I'm utilizing Visual Studio on macOS, IntelliSense seems to work correctly.
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SampleWebView.cs should do nothing about this issue. If IntelliSense works for a newly created cs file, please try to replace the content of the newly created cs file with that of SampleWebView.cs. IntelliSense should continue to work correctly.
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I am trying to use Unity.call() in my web page to set a Visual Scripting object variable so I can do something with it on the Unity side. The way I think this should work is something like this:
using Unity.VisualScriptingat the top of the scriptwebViewObject.Init(), for the "cb" callback, add code to get the "Visual Scripts" object and use that with the Variables object to set the value:I can use this approach if I do it in a standard C# script on, say, a button, and it works fine. But when I try to modify SampleWebView.cs this way, Visual Studio shows me a very different, much more restricted set of members on Unity.VisualScripting, and doesn't recognize the Variables object. I also tried using
Unity.VisualScripting.Variables(...but that doesn't work either.So, what is different about SampleWebView.cs that gives me a different flavor of Unity.VisualScripting? It's almost as if the script is redefining the Unity.VisualScripting namespace locally or something. Is there a way I can use the full Unity.VisualScripting namespace in the context of this script?
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