Using Arrays in a custom Property Drawer returns errors.

Unity Engine
1

Hello again everyone.

I’ve started messing about with custom Property Drawers and all seems to be going well as far as making those is concerned.
The problem is that I have a class that I want a property drawer for, consisting of an array of strings and an array of floats.
If I use something like this:

public class Test extends System.Object
{
    var stringTest1            :        String[];
    var floatTest1              :        float[];
}
var newTest : Test;

It just has two arrows for the arrays, but nothing when expanded.

So instead, I decided to use this:

public class Test extends System.Object
{
    var stringTest1            :        String;
    var floatTest1              :        float;
}
var newTest : Test[];

However, when I try to access any of the values it gives me an Array index out of range error.

Here is how I am trying to access it:

function Update()
{
    print("String Test 1 = " + newTest[1].stringTest1 + "Float Test 1 = " + newTest[1].floatTest1);
}
2

I could be wrong, but it seems like I read someplace that extended classes don’t work in the editor.

3

Hmm. To clarify, using the second method it all shows up in the inspector just fine. It’s just trying to access any of it that causes an issue. After looking closer, it returns quite a lot of index out of range errors, but in the middle of it all it does print.