Start() an Enum? is call Twice ?

Scripting
1

HI,

I try to catch the value from an enum. The enum is selected in the inspector.
My code:
//The enum List
public enum EndingMode {StayOn, MouseOver, MouseExit, userCall}
public EndingMode endingMethode;
//just to test
private string zeta;

void Start(){
zeta = endingMethode.ToString ();
if(zeta ==“StayOn”)
Debug.Log (“stay”);
if(zeta == “MouseOver”)
Debug.Log (“mouseover”);
if(zeta == “MouseExit”)
Debug.Log (“mouseexit”);
if(zeta == “userCall”)
Debug.Log (“useCall”);
}

Result in console:
if i select “mouseOver” in inspector:
mouseover
UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object)
stay
UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object)

if i select “StayOn” in inspetor:
stay
UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object)
stay
UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object)

etc.
The first value of the enum (“stayOn”) is always selected at the end of the start method.
I got the same problem with a custom Inspector.

what’s wrong with my code?

2

I’m guessing you have this script attached to an extra object in your scene.

If you can’t find it, try this:

Debug.Log("thing", gameObject);

Then clicking on the log message will highlight the object in the scene.

3

… kill me…
the scipt was attached to tha camera…(i don’t know when i have do that…)

you are awesome!!!