edui.inspector.settingsSection

The Settings section: every field of ctx.schema as its typed control (a dropdown for an enum, a ranged number, a toggle, a colour, a vector, an asset chip, a nested group for a struct or settingsOf, an editable list), in the order the schema declares them, with ctx.settings as the values and ctx.setSettings as the one write. A field's last rejected edit shows its message beneath it.

local SettingsSection = require("@builtin::editor.edui.inspector.settingsSection")
local Inspector = require("@builtin::editor.edui.inspector")

local ctx = Inspector.valuesContext{
    subject = "my-values", schema = schema, values = values,
    write = function(patch) --[[ store the checked patch ]] end,
    selection = { scope = "asset", id = "my-values" },
}
local nodes = SettingsSection.build(ctx)

build(ctx) reads only ctx.schema, ctx.schemaProblem, ctx.settings, ctx.setSettings, ctx.rejected, ctx.widgets and ctx.keyPrefix, so any source of values renders through it: an asset's settings.yaml, a component's live values, a preset's stored values.

Actions

SettingsSection.ACTIONS is the list of buttons offered beneath the fields: { id, label, applies(ctx) -> boolean, run(ctx), panel?(ctx) -> { node }? }. Every action whose applies(ctx) is true renders, in list order, with the callback key <ctx.keyPrefix>:setact:<id>; while an action is open its panel(ctx) returns the nodes shown beneath the row (a name field, a list to pick from). Appending an entry offers that action on every Settings section. It ships with:

• reset ("Reset to defaults") — writes every declared default through ctx.setSettings.
• saveAsPreset ("Save as preset") — a name field and Save: captures the values as a preset targeting their declarer (preset.capture) and selects it.
• applyPreset ("Apply preset…") — lists the presets whose target is this subject's declarer; picking one applies it as one undo step.

The two preset actions are edui.inspector.presetActions; they apply to an asset's Settings section and to a component card's.

A Context whose actions is set offers only the actions it names: actions = {} offers none, which is what a preset's own values use.

SettingsSection.release(keyPrefix) forgets what the actions keep under a Context's key prefix.