The Invoke method in the SerializedProperty class is used to execute a method represented by the serialized property. This method is virtual, allowing derived classes to provide their own implementation if necessary.
The Invoke method in the SerializedProperty class is used to execute a method represented by the serialized property. This method is virtual, allowing derived classes to provide their own implementation if necessary.
To use the Invoke method, ensure that the SerializedProperty instance represents a method. You can check this by using the IsMethod property. If the property is indeed a method, calling Invoke will execute it.
// Example usage of SerializedProperty.Invoke
SerializedProperty property = ...; // Assume this is initialized and represents a method
if (property.IsMethod)
{
property.Invoke();
}