PropertyPath

struct in Unity.Properties

A PropertyPath is used to store a reference to a single property within a tree.

The path is stored as an array of parts and can be easily queried for algorithms.

IsEmpty	Gets if there is any part contained in the PropertyPath.
Length	Gets the number of parts contained in the PropertyPath.
this[int]	Gets the PropertyPathPart at the given index.

Initializes a new instance of the PropertyPath based on the given property string.

Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal.

AppendIndex	Returns a new PropertyPath combining the given PropertyPath and an index-type PropertyPathPart.
AppendKey	Returns a new PropertyPath combining the given PropertyPath and an key-type PropertyPathPart.
AppendName	Returns a new PropertyPath combining the given PropertyPath and an name-type PropertyPathPart.
AppendPart	Returns a new PropertyPath combining the given PropertyPath and PropertyPathPart.
AppendProperty	Returns a new PropertyPath combining the given PropertyPath and a PropertyPathPart whose type will be based on the property interfaces.
Combine	Returns a new PropertyPath combining the parts of the two given PropertyPath.
FromIndex	Returns a new PropertyPath from the provided index.
FromKey	Returns a new PropertyPath from the provided key.
FromName	Returns a new PropertyPath from the provided name.
FromPart	Returns a new PropertyPath from the provided PropertyPathPart.
Pop	Returns a new PropertyPath that will not include the last PropertyPathPart.
SubPath	Returns a new PropertyPath containing the PropertyPathPart starting at the given start index.

Scripting API