Added the option to delete items as administrator (#4203).
Added the ability to pin folders to the start menu (#4059).
Improved windowing/tab behavior when launching Files though different methods (#3854).Moved selection and layout options to toolbar (#4135).Added support for collapsing the sidebar (#3895).Added the option to close tabs to the right (#3929).Added folder previews to the preview pane (#3773).Added ability to launch Files with relative paths from command line (#3877).Added the option to drag items between bundles (#3901).Added support for custom themes (#3890).Made some enhancements to the bundles widget (#3637).Added a library section to the sidebar (#3761).Added a WSL section to the sidebar (#3782).Added the ability to add the Home directory as a startup page (#3715).Added collapsible sections to the sidebar (#3661).F1 shortcut now opens the Files Wiki (#3647).Public class ExamplePlugin : MonoBehaviourĭebug.Here's a look at everything that's new in version 1.5, as found on its GitHub page: Private static extern int CountLettersInString(string str) ĭebug.Log(CountLettersInString("Hello, native plug-in!")) Īdd the component to a GameObject in your scene and enter Play mode. Int _stdcall CountLettersInString(wchar_t* str)Ĭreate a new C# script and replace its contents with the following code: cpp file in your Unity project and insert the following native plug-in code: extern "C" _declspec(dllexport) The following examples show you how to implement a native plug-in and call it from a C# script.Ĭreate a new. To do this, you specify the native function prototype and then call it. This means that you can call into native plug-ins directly from your C# code. IL2CPP scripting backend supports the P/Invoke mechanism for native plug-ins.
For more information about native plug-ins and their uses, refer to Native plug-ins. To call and implement native Universal Windows Platform (UWP) plug-ins, you need to know how to create native plug-ins for Unity.
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