[RESOLVED] How to Add Callback for onEditorShipModified

[Apollo13]

I want to add a callback to fire whenever onEditorShipModified occurs. I've searched and Googled and tried various solutions. No joy.

        public override void OnStart()
        {
            GameEvents.onEditorShipModified.Add(myFunction);
        }

        private void myFunction(EventReport e)
        {
        }

When I hover over the error, I get:

The best overloaded method match for 'EventData<ShipConstruct>.Add(EventData<ShipConstruct>.OnEvent)' has some invalid arguments

When I hover over the Add, it displays this tooltip for the parameter.

EventData<ShipConstruct>.OnEvent evt)

I tried this as a definition for myFunction():

private EventData<ShipConstruct> myFunction(EventReport e)

this also failed:

        public override void OnStart()
        {
            GameEvents.onEditorShipModified.Add(onEditorShipModified);
        }

        private void onEditorShipModified(EventReport e)
        {
            return;
        }

I see callbacks for other events when I Googled them. However, this event must be special. In another thread, I saw how this person added a callback for onCrewKilled:

        GameEvents.onCrewKilled.Add(onCrewKilled);

        private void onCrewKilled(EventReport e)
        {
            Debug.Log("KSN onCrewKilled!");
        }

What am I missing? How should my statements appear?

Is there any good documentation on GameEvents?

thanks

Edited September 20, 2014 by Apollo13

[The_Duck]

myFunction needs to take a ShipConstruct:

private void myFunction(ShipConstruct sc)
{
}

If an argument needs an EventData<T>.OnEvent, what it needs is a function that takes a T and returns void. See the declaration of the EventData<T>.OnEvent delegate type here.

See here for some documentation on GameEvents.

[Apollo13]

@The_Duck: THAT WORKED!!!!! Thank you. Sent you a forum rep point as well. I previously read that API doc. I thought the EventData<ShipConstruct> was the cast for the callback function, not the argument.