Struct godot::meta::PropertyInfo

pub struct PropertyInfo {
    pub variant_type: VariantType,
    pub class_name: ClassName,
    pub property_name: StringName,
    pub hint: PropertyHint,
    pub hint_string: GString,
    pub usage: PropertyUsageFlags,
}

Describes a property in Godot.

Abstraction of the low-level sys::GDExtensionPropertyInfo.

Keeps the actual allocated values (the sys equivalent only keeps pointers, which fall out of scope).

Fields

variant_type: VariantType

Which type this property has.

For objects this should be set to VariantType::OBJECT, and the class_name field to the actual name of the class.

For Variant this should be set to VariantType::NIL.

class_name: ClassName

Which class this property is.

This should be set to ClassName::none() unless the variant type is Object. You can use GodotClass::class_name() to get the right name to use here.

property_name: StringName

The name of this property in Godot.

hint: PropertyHint

How the property is meant to be edited. See also PropertyHint in the Godot docs.

hint_string: GString

Extra information passed to Godot for this property, what this means depends on the hint value.

usage: PropertyUsageFlags

How this property should be used. See PropertyUsageFlags in Godot for the meaning.

Implementations

impl PropertyInfo

pub fn new_var<T>(property_name: &str) -> PropertyInfo

where T: Var,

Create a new PropertyInfo representing a property named property_name with type T.

This will generate property info equivalent to what a #[var] attribute would.

pub fn new_export<T>(property_name: &str) -> PropertyInfo

where T: Export,

Create a new PropertyInfo representing an exported property named property_name with type T.

This will generate property info equivalent to what an #[export] attribute would.

pub fn with_hint_info(self, hint_info: PropertyHintInfo) -> PropertyInfo

Change the hint and hint_string to be the given hint_info.

See export_info_functions for functions that return appropriate PropertyHintInfos for various Godot annotations.

Examples

Creating an @export_range property.

use godot::register::property::export_info_functions;
use godot::meta::PropertyInfo;

let property = PropertyInfo::new_export::<f64>("my_range_property")
    .with_hint_info(export_info_functions::export_range(
        0.0,
        10.0,
        Some(0.1),
        false,
        false,
        false,
        false,
        false,
        false,
        Some("mm".to_string()),
    ));

pub fn new_group(group_name: &str, group_prefix: &str) -> PropertyInfo

Create a new PropertyInfo representing a group in Godot.

See EditorInspector in Godot for more information.

pub fn new_subgroup(subgroup_name: &str, subgroup_prefix: &str) -> PropertyInfo

Create a new PropertyInfo representing a subgroup in Godot.

See EditorInspector in Godot for more information.

pub fn property_sys(&self) -> GDExtensionPropertyInfo

Converts to the FFI type. Keep this object allocated while using that!

pub fn empty_sys() -> GDExtensionPropertyInfo

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for PropertyInfo

fn clone(&self) -> PropertyInfo

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for PropertyInfo

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter.