[feature request] EditorButton directly on methods

[cspotcode]

The EditorButton example shows placing a button before a field by annotating the field.
https://github.com/arimger/Unity-Editor-Toolbox#toolboxdecoratorattributes

Is there any way to place an attribute directly on a method? Similar to https://dbrizov.github.io/na-docs/attributes/drawer_attributes/button.html

I checked the code for these solutions. They appear to use reflection in their CustomEditor(typeof(Object)... implementations to query for all annotated methods.

[arimger]

Unfortunately not yet.

I wanted to avoid using non-field attributes to keep everything consistent, and I liked that the current approach gives a great possibility to place Buttons directly in the desired area. A similar case refers to Foldout(Group) functionality, this can't be implemented without treating the target object as a whole, not only single, independent properties.

I have a few ideas on how to achieve it in a pretty neat way but can't promise when this will be implemented.

Thank you for the request :)

[cspotcode]

True, the other solutions only support buttons at the top and bottom of the inspector, not in the middle.

When you need a "dummy" field to put decorators on, what do you use? Just an int and accept that the class will take a tiny bit more memory to store that useless int?

[arimger]

To be honest, I never had such a problem. If this particular component/ScriptableObject has non-serialized instance fields probably I would make something like this:

[SerializeField, Hide]
[EditorButton(nameof(MyMethod))]
private int myField;

I agree it takes a little bit of memory and in fact, it's redundant, additionally, it may be misleading for other programmers.
I think the best option is to implement a custom Editor. I know this package is created to avoid custom Editors but unfortunately, there is no clean way to do this right now.