Class MenuEntryAttribute

Use this attribute to add a menu item to a context menu. Used to indicate path and priority that are auto added to the menu (examples can be found on https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/MenuItem.html).

Inheritance

Object

MenuEntryAttribute

Namespace: UnityEditor.Timeline.Actions

Syntax

public class MenuEntryAttribute : Attribute

Remarks

Unlike Menu item, MenuEntryAttribute doesn't handle shortcuts in the menu name. See TimelineShortcutAttribute.

Examples

    [MenuEntry("Simple Menu Action")]
    class SimpleMenuAction : TimelineAction
    {
        public override ActionValidity Validate(ActionContext actionContext)
        {
            return ActionValidity.Valid;
        }

        public override bool Execute(ActionContext actionContext)
        {
            return true;
        }
    }

    [MenuEntry("Menu Action with priority", 9999)]
    class MenuActionWithPriority : TimelineAction
    {
        public override ActionValidity Validate(ActionContext actionContext)
        {
            return ActionValidity.Valid;
        }

        public override bool Execute(ActionContext actionContext)
        {
            return true;
        }
    }

    [MenuEntry("My Menu/Menu Action inside submenu")]
    class MenuActionInsideSubMenu : TimelineAction
    {
        public override ActionValidity Validate(ActionContext actionContext)
        {
            return ActionValidity.Valid;
        }

        public override bool Execute(ActionContext actionContext)
        {
            return true;
        }
    }

Constructors

MenuEntryAttribute(String, Int32)

Constructor for Menu Entry Attribute to define information about the menu item for an action.

Declaration

public MenuEntryAttribute(string path = null, int priority = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
String	path	Path to the menu. If there is a "/" in the path, it will create one (or multiple) submenu items.
Int32	priority	Priority to decide where the menu will be positioned in the menu. The lower the priority, the higher the menu item will be in the context menu.

See Also

MenuPriority