MessageDisplayer
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Revision as of 17:44, 1 December 2005
Author: Jonathan Czeck (aarku)
Description
Use this script on a guiText object to have status messages. Just call messageDisplayerObject.DisplayMessage("hello") and you'll get a line of self disappearing messages. TODO: Make this script more of a singleton.
Usage
Use this script on a guiText object to have status messages.
C# - MessageDisplayer.cs
<csharp>
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
// Use this script on a guiText object to have status messages
// Just call messageDisplayerObject.DisplayMessage("hello") and you'll
// get a line of self disappearing messages.
public class MessageDisplayer : MonoBehaviour
{
ArrayList messages = new ArrayList();
public void DisplayMessage(string message)
{
messages.Add(message);
UpdateDisplay();
Invoke("DeleteOldestMessage", 5F);
}
void DeleteOldestMessage()
{
messages.RemoveAt(0);
UpdateDisplay();
}
void UpdateDisplay()
{
string formattedMessages = "";
foreach (string message in messages)
{
formattedMessages += message + "\n";
}
guiText.text = formattedMessages;
}
}
</csharp>
