Removed Move dialog option (doesn’t work).
Removed text writing code from Dialog.cs
Changed WaitForInput to work by adding a {wi} tag.
Exit tag now just breaks out of processing loop.
Updated TheExperiment scene to use new Say Dialog.
Invoke Method supports calling coroutine functions with the option to
stop or wait until the coroutine exits before continuing with the next
command. This conflicts with the concept of delaying invocation of the
method until later and continuing immediately. Rather than have a hard
to understand interaction it’s better to just let users add a Wait
command before Invoke Command when they want to introduce a delay.
Made cache into a static list so it persists between serialization /
deserialization. This should guarantee that every editor that gets
created gets destroyed later.
Commands typically become null in the command list when there’s been a
change to a command script (e.g. upgrading to a new version of Fungus).
It’s better to just ignore this rather than cause a null exception.
Renamed Invoke to Invoke Event (uses EventSystem).
Added Invoke Method command contributed by bigdiddy on forum.
Made some minor changes to contrbuted code:
1. Show Inherited is now on it’s own line in inspector
2. Removed Init on Awake option - always inits on awake
3. Added a Delay property to be consistent with Invoke Event command
Added an integration test for both Invoke Event and Invoke Method
Changed MoveSpeed to MoveDuration (more robust)
Replaced cross fade material with simple image tweening system.
Stage Show / Hide now done by tweeting the CanvasGroup alpha.
WaitUntilFinished option now works robustly (using a Coroutine).
CommandEditors are now only created / destroyed when needed instead of
every frame (much more efficient too).
Workarounds for compatibility issues with ReorderableList and
UnityEvent rendering. Selection rectangle now obscures the built-in
grabber on reorderable list and shift selection changes now happen on
next frame instead of immediately.
As a side effect, the shift selection logic is now more straightforward.
chrisgregan