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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class GoProxyProp<T>
{
public T property { get; set; }
public GoProxyProp( T startValue )
{
property = startValue;
}
}
@stevewoolcock
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I think "value" would make more sense, since that what it is returning, not the name of the property being operated on.

@rygo6
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rygo6 commented Apr 15, 2015

I like this. I also think property is appropriate because we then have floatProp and vector2Prop method names.

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zapdot commented Apr 16, 2015

I think "value" works a bit better too -- since it'd read something like:

GoProxyProp<float> someProgress;
//...
someProgress.value = 5;

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rygo6 commented Apr 17, 2015

Ok I agree with all that. How does this work then for you merging? Is there a way to merge this gist into the pull request? Or do you reject my request, I add this in, and then make a new request? I've not seen anyone make a code gist like this before from a pull request.

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zapdot commented Apr 22, 2015

You handled it properly, this was just for a side conversation. Thanks!

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