Reading and Writing to Inspector Values via Editor Script

I am needing to create a system that allows me to take snapshots of the public values that the inspector currently has. Assuming somthing like this gameObject.component.inspectorValue[0];

What I will make is a system to look through all the GameObjects, all of their components, and then all of the values those components have.

I am aware I could hard code it, and have a condition to read out all of the Transform component data, one for Light data, and one for ArbitraryScriptX. but I need this system to be pretty dynamic.

 

Well, you would mainly just need GetComponent for that. Put all the GameObjects in an array and do a for each loop through them and check the values, or you can use a tag and use GameObjectsWithTag("atag"); That returns an array, but would use more computation.

 

Not quite what I was after, I figured out that I am able to use

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2.         System.Type tempType = obj.GetType();
3.         FieldInfo[] tempFields = tempType.GetFields();
4.         foreach (FieldInfo field in tempFields){
5.             if(!field.IsStatic){
6.                 Debug.Log(field.FieldType + ": "+field.Name+"= "+field.GetValue(obj));
7.                 // System.String: myString = My Custom Inspector Value!!
8.             }
9.         }

obj is the component I am getting, and I am grabbing the type from it. I then loop through all the Fields in it. I check to see if the field is static, because it will give a false positive on static, (type field is more public than inspector value)