Editor.CreateEditor

Description

Make a custom editor for obj or objects.

By default an appropriate editor is chosen that has a matching CustomEditor attribute. If an editorType is specified, an editor of that type is created instead. Returns NULL if obj doesn't have a custom editor class defined.

import System.Linq;
@CustomEditor (WaypointPath)
class WaypointPathEditor extends Editor {
	
	var currentTransformEditor;
	var waypoints : Transform[];
	var selectedTransform :Transform;
	var optionsList : String[];
	var index = 0;
	var myWayPath : WaypointPath; 
	function GetWaypoints () {
		var myWayPath = target as WaypointPath;
		
		// Gets only the valid objects from WaypointPath
		if (myWayPath.wayPointArray != null) {
			waypoints = myWayPath.wayPointArray.Where (function(obj) { return obj != null; }).ToArray ();
			optionsList = waypoints.Select (function(obj, index){index.ToString () + ". " + obj.name;}).ToArray ();	
		}	
	}
	
	function OnInspectorGUI () {
		GetWaypoints ();
		DrawDefaultInspector ();
		EditorGUILayout.Space ();
		EditorGUI.BeginChangeCheck ();
		
		if (optionsList != null)
			index = EditorGUILayout.Popup ("Select Waypoint", index, optionsList);
		
		if (EditorGUI.EndChangeCheck ()) {
			var tmpEditor;
			if (index < waypoints.Length) {
				selectedTransform = waypoints[index];
				//Creates an Editor for selected Component from a Popup
				tmpEditor = Editor.CreateEditor (selectedTransform);
			} else {
				selectedTransform = null;
			}
			
			// If there isn't a Transform currently selected then destroy the existing editor
			if (currentTransformEditor != null) {
				DestroyImmediate (currentTransformEditor);
			}
			
			currentTransformEditor = tmpEditor;
		}
		//Shows the created Editor beneath CustomEditor
		if (currentTransformEditor != null && selectedTransform != null) {
			currentTransformEditor.OnInspectorGUI ();
		}
	}
}

And the script attached to a waypath GameObject:

//WaypointPath.js
// This is not an editor script.
var wayPointArray : Transform[];