The IsNull property of the SerializedProperty class indicates whether the current value of the property is null. This property is useful for checking if a serialized property has been assigned a value or if it remains uninitialized.
The IsNull property of the SerializedProperty class indicates whether the current value of the property is null. This property is useful for checking if a serialized property has been assigned a value or if it remains uninitialized.
To use the IsNull property, simply access it on an instance of SerializedProperty. It returns a bool indicating the null state of the property.
// Example of using the IsNull property
SerializedProperty myProperty = new SerializedProperty();
// Check if the property value is null
if (myProperty.IsNull)
{
// Handle the null case
// For example, you might want to assign a default value
Console.WriteLine("The property value is null.");
}
else
{
// Proceed with using the property value
Console.WriteLine("The property has a value.");
}