UI.PopEnabled

static void PopEnabled()

Removes an ‘enabled’ state from the stack, and whatever was below will then be used as the primary enabled state.

Examples

Enabling and Disabling UI Elements

A window with labels in various states of enablement

UI.Push/PopEnabled allows you to enable and disable groups of UI elements! This is a hierarchical stack, so by default, all PushEnabled calls inherit the stack’s state.

Pose windowPoseEnabled = new Pose(1.8f, 0, 0, Quat.Identity);
void ShowWindowEnabled()
{
	UI.WindowBegin("Window Enabled", ref windowPoseEnabled);

	// Default state of the enabled stack is true
	UI.Label(UI.Enabled ? "Enabled" : "Disabled");

	UI.PushEnabled(false);
	{
		// This label will be disabled
		UI.Label(UI.Enabled?"Enabled":"Disabled");

		UI.PushEnabled(true);
		{
			// This label inherits the state of the parent, so is therefore
			// disabled
			UI.Label(UI.Enabled?"Enabled":"Disabled");
		}
		UI.PopEnabled();

		UI.PushEnabled(true, HierarchyParent.Ignore);
		{
			// This label was enabled, overriding the parent, and so is
			// enabled.
			UI.Label(UI.Enabled ? "Enabled" : "Disabled");
		}
		UI.PopEnabled();
	}
	UI.PopEnabled();

	UI.WindowEnd();
}

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