COMMAND CALLBACKS

You can define callback listeners if you need them in the CommandConsoleManager inspector.

There are two callbacks you can use:

• OnCommandStart: called when command execution starts.
• OnCommandComplete: called when command execution ends (with or without error).

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1. Add these methods in the script where you need the callbacks:

public void OnCommandStart(CommandStartEventArgs args)

{

  

}



public void OnCommandComplete(CommandCompleteEventArgs args)

{



}

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2. In the CommandConsoleManager inspector, click the + button to add the listener that you need.

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3. Drag the object with the script containing the two listeners you defined in step 1.

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4. Select the corresponding listener method from the dropdown menu.

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Details about the command starting/completed can be found in the "args" argument of the listener function:

  public void OnCommandStart(CommandStartEventArgs args)

  {

    Type commandClassType = args.commandClassType;      // Type of the command class.

    uint commandId = args.commandId;                    // Unique id of the command.

    string commandString = args.commandString;          // The string used to call the command from the prompt.

    var parameters = args.parameters;                   // Dictionary containing the parameters key/value pairs passed to the command.

  }



  public void OnCommandComplete(CommandCompleteEventArgs args)

  {

    Type commandClassType = args.commandClassType;      // Type of the command class.

    uint commandId = args.commandId;                    // Unique id of the command.

    string commandString = args.commandString;          // The string used to call the command from the prompt.

    var parameters = args.parameters;                   // Dictionary containing the parameters key/value pairs passed to the command.

    string errorMsg = args.errorMessage;                // Error message, empty if suceeded.

    bool succeeded = args.succeeded;                    // If the command ended without errors.

  }