Attaching this script to an object will let you trigger remote functions using NGUI events. More...

Inheritance diagram for UIEventTrigger:

Public Attributes
List< EventDelegate >	onHoverOver = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onHoverOut = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onPress = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onRelease = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onSelect = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onDeselect = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onClick = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onDoubleClick = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onDragOver = new List<EventDelegate>()

List< EventDelegate >	onDragOut = new List<EventDelegate>()

Detailed Description

Attaching this script to an object will let you trigger remote functions using NGUI events.

Member Data Documentation

UIEventTrigger UIEventTrigger.current

static

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onClick = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onDeselect = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onDoubleClick = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onDragOut = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onDragOver = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onHoverOut = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onHoverOver = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onPress = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onRelease = new List<EventDelegate>()

List<EventDelegate> UIEventTrigger.onSelect = new List<EventDelegate>()

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