The TypeName property of the SerializedObject class provides the name of the type that the serialized object represents. This property is useful for identifying the type of data or object that is being serialized, especially when dealing with multiple types of serialized data.
To access the TypeName property, you need to have an instance of a class that inherits from SerializedObject. You can then retrieve the type name as a string:
SerializedObject mySerializedObject = ...; // Assume this is initialized
string typeName = mySerializedObject.TypeName;
This will give you the name of the type that the serialized object is representing.
// Example of accessing the TypeName property
SerializedObject mySerializedObject = new MySerializedObject(); // MySerializedObject is a subclass of SerializedObject
string typeName = mySerializedObject.TypeName;
// Output the type name
// Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in Sandbox environment
Debug.Log($"The type name is: {typeName}");