how to display variable of function in inspector

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1

hi
have a script with 2 function like this :

public class first: MonoBehaviour {
  static public void one(){
  int numb = 10;
    // something
  }
  static public void two(){
    int helth = 20;
    // something
  }
}

…
and i have another script like this :
…
public class secound: MonoBehaviour {

 Update(){
      //first.one(); // normal use .. but...
 }

}

…
i want to set name of function in inspector like “tow” or “one” then that function execute in Update() in secound class …
and i want after i set the name of function… the variables inside that function showing in inspector …
so… how do i do this ?

2

The way to do this would be to have a Dictionary of string and method/delegate. Below is an example you need to make your own, but the idea is there.

public class First:MonoBehaviour{
   public string method; // Set in inspector asthe name of the method
   Dictionary<string, Action> dict = new Dictionary<string, Action>();
   void Start(){
      dict.Add("one",new Action(One);
      dict.Add("two",new Action(Two);
      if(dict.Contains(method)) // Make sure the string is in the dictionary
          dict[method]();  // call the method
   }
}

Best would be to use a enum with the same principle:

public enum MethodName{
   One, Two
}

public class First:MonoBehaviour{
   public MethodName method; // Set in inspector as the name of the method
   Dictionary<MethodName, Action> dict = new Dictionary<MethodName, Action>();
   void Start(){
      dict.Add(MethodName.One,new Action(One);
      dict.Add(MethodName.Two,new Action(Two);
      dict[method]();  // call the method
   }
}

This way, no chance that the string is wrongly written.