Consider a more API-like implementation

[philippzentner]

So this one is from someone else:

OK so I'm trying to integrate it with my android game in Unity.
The problem I'm facing is the StomtPopup class doesn't seem to have a publicly accessible way of toggling the popup without the use of a Toggle Key - for example toggling it with an Event or with a Button.
Extending the StomtPopup class doesn't work either due to a number of key fields and methods (_ui, Show()) being private.
What I'm left with is hacking the supplied StomtPopup class itself, which is less than ideal. It would be great if your devs could consider a more API-like implementation. Maybe it's just me, but I don't like editing third party source, I much prefer extending it with my own implementation classes.
Additionally I try to actively avoid anything that checks once per frame in Update() unless I absolutely need it. I feel the implementation would be much better with an Event rather than if (Input.GetKeyDown(_toggleKey)) { on every frame. Mobile devs are paranoid about CPU cycles :slight_smile:
Otherwise the service seems solid and it's a useful way of integrating feedback. I'm yet to investigate how public the feedback is, and whether I have any way of moderating it.

[philippzentner]

[–]JapaMala 1 Punkt vor 4 Tagen
Well, the first thing I noticed was that the rest of the game still responded to the keys I pressed when I was typing, but that's not your fault.
Also, is there a callback to show the dialog from an onscreen button?