The TestCondition method is a virtual method of the ConditionalVisibilityAttribute class, which is used to determine whether a property should be visible in the inspector based on a specific condition. This method evaluates the condition using the provided targetObject and TypeDescription parameters.
To use the TestCondition method, you need to override it in a derived class of ConditionalVisibilityAttribute. Implement the logic to evaluate the condition that determines the visibility of a property in the inspector. The method should return true if the property should be visible, and false otherwise.
public class MyVisibilityAttribute : ConditionalVisibilityAttribute
{
public override bool TestCondition(object targetObject, TypeDescription td)
{
// Example condition: Check if the target object has a specific property set to true
var myProperty = targetObject.GetType().GetProperty("MyProperty");
if (myProperty != null)
{
return (bool)myProperty.GetValue(targetObject);
}
return false;
}
}