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Interface-documentation (like IPointerDownHandler) not findable

Discussion in 'Documentation' started by TanteDante, Jan 21, 2015.

  1. TanteDante

    TanteDante

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    Hi
    it seems to me, that the documentation of Interfaces isn't the best.
    I watched a tutorial, where the interfaces IPointerDownHandler and IPointerEnterHandler were used and I tried to find the documentation to those. I can search for them and find some documentation (like http://docs.unity3d.com/460/Documentation/ScriptReference/EventSystems.IPointerEnterHandler.html),
    but if I want to look, which Interfaces the namespace UnityEngine.EventSystems has, I can't look it up.
    Classes and Enumerations are accessible through the document tree on the left side, but not the interfaces.
    I wanted to ask, why is it so?

    Sorry for my bad english, it's not my motherlanguage.
     
  2. Graham-Dunnett

    Graham-Dunnett

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    It's because the docs haven't been written. :-( Work is underway to make the 5.0 docs as good as possible. Whether the EventSystems pages will get seen to or not I am not sure at this time.
     
  3. hexagonius

    hexagonius

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    I just came across this post while trying to understand how IPointerExitHandler is supposed to work. Will the docs be improved any further in the future? information like "Called by a BaseInputModule when an OnPointerExit event occurs" leads to the question when that might be, which the BaseInputModel doesn't explain really.
     
  4. duck

    duck

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    Yes, they will be improved. We are aiming to have a big push on improving all the Script Reference pages with very short descriptions. This is a Big Job™ (there are about ten thousand scriptref pages) and will be aided by new hires in our docs team this year!
     
  5. hexagonius

    hexagonius

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    Thanks for the update, that's very cool to hear