There are now overloads to FUIAction that take a FGetActionCheckState delegate which is able to return any of the entries from ECheckBoxState. FIsActionChecked still exists for backwards compatibility, and converts the returned bool into a ECheckBoxState via a passthrough function.
#codereview Matt.Kuhlenschmidt
[CL 2570717 by Jamie Dale in Main branch]
- Currently this is used to display a magenta warning square with informative tooltip when 'Display multibox hooks' is enabled
Misc. Multibox cleanup: Moved some code from header to cpp and added override where appropriate
#codereview nick.atamas
[CL 2367057 by Michael Noland in Main branch]
Slate TPanelChildren, TSlotlessChildren are no longer full-fledged arrays; removed any unused Array API.
Fixed up a lot of improper use cases.
This better encapsulates the action of adding/removing Slate Widgets from the runtime tree as a Slate Core concern.
Alows us to add parent pointers in the future with significantly less effort.
#codereview Wes.Hunt
#codereview Nick.Darnell
#codereview Matt.Kuhlendschmidt
#codereview Justin.Sargent
[CL 2234301 by Nick Atamas in Main branch]
- On Mac OS X we hide the per-window menu bar.
- MultiBlocks have a type so that the Mac-specific menu creation code can generate the proper native widget.
- The menu builder can now be asked for the constructed MultiBox so that on menu creation it can be set on the TabManager.
- That allows the TabManager to be told to update the current global menu bar when the tab or window focus changes.
- A window activation delegate has been added to SWindow to permit this.
- Widgets that used to live in the LevelEditor menu bar have been hoisted into the window titlebar on OS X as on that platform there's no menu bar anymore.
- There's limited support for parsing custom widgets in the menu MultiBlock in order to support the platform list in the File->Package... sub-menu, this is sufficient for now but is quite fragile.
- We can support custom Slate widgets inside native Mac menus should we ever need to - but it is tricky.
reviewedby michael.trepka, nick.atamas
[CL 2228398 by Mark Satterthwaite in Main branch]
