To upgrade, simply rename all your method calls involving instance ports eg. 'AddInstanceOutput' to the dynamic port equivalent eg. 'AddDynamicOutput'
There is no functional difference. The community just agreed this was a more fitting name for the feature.
Moved NodeEditorWindow.ShowNodeContextMenu to NodeEditor.AddContextMenuItems
Moved NodeEditorWindow.ShowGraphContextMenu to NodeGraphEditor.AddContextMenuItems
Moved NodeEditorWindow.CreateNode to NodeGraphEditor.CreateNode
I initially found out about this through
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Editor.html
specifically these two comments:
```csharp
// Update the serializedProperty - always do this in the beginning of OnInspectorGUI.
serializedObject.Update ();
...
// Apply changes to the serializedProperty - always do this in the end of OnInspectorGUI.
serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties ();
```
I'm assuming, although I don't know for sure, that since OnBodyGUI displays the serialize objects in the custom inspector, that it must follow the same rules as well. Either way these lines of code solve for me the glitch: pressing undo while typing and getting a disconnect between the node and the inspector.
Preferences can now be saved with a custom key, and custom default settings can be specified.
Other changes:
XNodeInternal renamed to XNodeEditor.Internal
NodeEditorWindow.graphEditor exposed as public
Internal NodePorts now uses dicts instead of lists. This is faster and more manageable.
Added instance ports.
Added Node.Ports, Node.Outputs, Node.Inputs, Node.InstanceOutputs, Node.InstanceInputs
Changed public GetInputByFieldName to GetInputValue and GetInputPort
Default OnBodyGUI now uses default PropertyFields as suppied by UnityEditor.
This means fields are drawn on nodes the same way as they are drawn in the inspector.
out portPosition has also been moved to a static field. It is set automatically using the NodeEditorGuiLayout methods.
Alternatively, you can alter it manually during your node GUI drawing.
