static function BeginScrollView (scrollPosition : Vector2, params options : GUILayoutOption[]) : Vector2

static function BeginScrollView (scrollPosition : Vector2, alwaysShowHorizontal : boolean, alwaysShowVertical : boolean, params options : GUILayoutOption[]) : Vector2

static function BeginScrollView (scrollPosition : Vector2, horizontalScrollbar : GUIStyle, verticalScrollbar : GUIStyle, params options : GUILayoutOption[]) : Vector2

static function BeginScrollView (scrollPosition : Vector2, style : GUIStyle) : Vector2

static function BeginScrollView (scrollPosition : Vector2, alwaysShowHorizontal : boolean, alwaysShowVertical : boolean, horizontalScrollbar : GUIStyle, verticalScrollbar : GUIStyle, background : GUIStyle, params options : GUILayoutOption[]) : Vector2

Parameters

Returns

Vector2 - The modified scrollPosition. Feed this back into the variable you pass in, as shown in the example.

Description

Begin an automatically layouted scrollview.

These work just like GUILayout.BeginScrollview but feel more application-like and should be used in the editor

Label inside a scroll view.

// Simple Editor Window that creates a scroll view with a Label inside

class BeginEndScrollView extends EditorWindow {

    var scrollPos : Vector2;
    var t : String = "This is a string inside a Scroll view!";

    @MenuItem("Examples/Write text on ScrollView")
    static function Init() {
        var window = GetWindow(BeginEndScrollView);
        window.Show();
    }

    function OnGUI() {
        EditorGUILayout.BeginHorizontal();
            scrollPos = 
            EditorGUILayout.BeginScrollView(scrollPos, GUILayout.Width (100), GUILayout.Height (100));
                GUILayout.Label(t);
            EditorGUILayout.EndScrollView();
            if(GUILayout.Button("Add More Text", GUILayout.Width (100), GUILayout.Height (100)))
                t += " \nAnd this is more text!";
        EditorGUILayout.EndHorizontal();
        if(GUILayout.Button("Clear"))
            t = "";
    }
}