The OnDestroyed method is a virtual method in the Editor.QObject class. It is intended to be overridden in derived classes to provide custom behavior when the object is destroyed. This method is called automatically when the object is being destroyed, allowing for cleanup or other necessary operations to be performed.
To use the OnDestroyed method, you should create a subclass of Editor.QObject and override the OnDestroyed method. Within your override, implement any logic that should occur when the object is destroyed. This could include releasing resources, notifying other components, or logging information.
public class CustomQObject : Editor.QObject
{
protected override void OnDestroyed()
{
// Custom cleanup logic here
// For example, logging or releasing resources
Log.Info("CustomQObject has been destroyed.");
}
}