We use the variable target to access the public methods, properties, and variables of the Level class. This is not the only way to do this, and in fact, the alternative way will give us more information related to the properties of the object inspected.
To do this, we will use the classes SerializedObject and SerializedProperty.
Let's declare a few variables in the LevelInspector class:
private SerializedObject _mySerializedObject; private SerializedProperty _serializedTotalTime;
Now, let's declare the initialization of these variables in the InitLevel method:
private void InitLevel () {
_mySerializedObject = new SerializedObject (_myTarget);
_serializedTotalTime = _mySerializedObject.FindProperty ("_totalTime");
if (_myTarget.Pieces == null || _myTarget.Pieces.Length == 0) {
Debug.Log("Initializing the Pieces array...");
_myTarget.Pieces = new LevelPiece[ _myTarget.TotalColumns * _myTarget.TotalRows...