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#pragma once

#include "IDetailCustomization.h"

/**
 * Details panel layout for UNpcScheduleAsset: everything the asset already had, with the day its
 * actions describe drawn underneath it as a strip, see SNpcScheduleTimeline.
 *
 * All this does is put the strip there. It adds no row for any property and takes none away, so the
 * actions themselves keep the rows the panel and FNpcScheduleActionCustomization give them: the strip
 * is a view of what those rows say, and a second place to write an action would be a second answer to
 * what a day is.
 *
 * The strip goes in a category of its own sorted after the one the asset's properties land in, which
 * is what puts it at the bottom of the editor. A category is as close as a details customization can
 * get to the bottom of anything: the panel is one scrolling column and everything in it is a row of
 * it, so the bottom of the panel is the bottom of the layout, under every row rather than pinned to
 * the edge of the window the way a status bar would be.
 */
class FNpcScheduleAssetCustomization : public IDetailCustomization {
public:
	static TSharedRef<IDetailCustomization> MakeInstance();
	virtual void CustomizeDetails(IDetailLayoutBuilder& DetailBuilder) override;
};