MultiplePrefabsExample Methods |
The MultiplePrefabsExample type exposes the following members.
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| ChangeItemsCount | Self-explanatory. See ItemCountChangeMode in order to understand how change modes differ from each other. (Overrides SRIATParams, TItemViewsHolderChangeItemsCount(ItemCountChangeMode, Int32, Int32, Boolean, Boolean).) | |
| CreateViewsHolder |
Creates either a BidirectionalVH or a ExpandableVH, depending on the type of the model at index itemIndex. Calls Init(RectTransform, Int32, Boolean, Boolean) on it, which instantiates the prefab etc.
(Overrides SRIATParams, TItemViewsHolderCreateViewsHolder(Int32).) | |
| IsRecyclable | Overriding the base implementation, which always returns true. In this case, a views holder is recyclable only if its CanPresentModelType(Type) returns true for the model at index indexOfItemThatWillBecomeVisible (Overrides SRIATParams, TItemViewsHolderIsRecyclable(TItemViewsHolder, Int32, Single).) | |
| OnExpandedStateChanged | ||
| Start | (Overrides SRIATParams, TItemViewsHolderStart.) | |
| Update | (Overrides SRIATParams, TItemViewsHolderUpdate.) | |
| UpdateItems | ||
| UpdateViewsHolder | Here the data in your model should be bound to the views. Use newOrRecycled.ItemIndex (ItemIndex) to retrieve its associated model Note that views holders are re-used (this is the main purpose of this adapter), so a views holder's views will contain data from its previously associated model and if, for example, you're downloading an image to be set as an icon, it makes sense to first clear the previous one (and probably temporarily replace it with a generic "Loading" image) |