[SOLVED] How can I see what statements Unity / C# methods call?

Or even if I wanted to see the Input class in detail, how would I do that?

 

Can you explain a little more what the problem is that you are trying to solve?

 

I want to have a look at the built-in Unity classes and methods. How can I do that?

For example, Vector2.MoveTowards. I know it does some math behind the scenes. If I wanted to look at what it does exactly, where would I look? Not just that one, but all of them.

 

So you are basically asking for the Unity source code?

I think the best answer I can give you now is http://blogs.unity3d.com/2014/08/20/more-open-source-initiatives-from-unity/, i.e. we're starting to make source code for selected parts of Unity available as open source, although not the specific areas you are asking for.

But I'm still curious, why are you asking for this?

 

Yes.

I need it for learning purposes and also for scripting purposes.
But mostly for learning purposes.

 

I guess if somebody by accident look inside UnityEngine.dll with any .net reflection tool, he will find no commercial secrets there.

 

Also thought about just reflecting the assemblies, but you'll in most cases find that they are simply a thin layer on top of the C++ core. I will see if I can get some more suggestions for you

 

In the case of Vector2.MoveTowards(), http://www.essentialmath.com/book.htm ("Essential Math for Games Programmers") could be relevant.

 

Thanks but I already know that one. It's just the first one that came into my head when I was writing the thread.
I'm more interested in looking at the touch and input classes.

 

If you are using MonoDevelop and you right click on a methode like MoveTowards, you can select "Go to Declaration".
What you will find there is not really spectacular. Be aware that they obfuscated the variable names.