UnityEngine.CharacterInfo.width (etc) warnings

In this code fragment ...

charInfo.width = (int)ToFloat(charNode, "xadvance");
charInfo.flipped = false;
charInfo.uv = .. a Rect

I get these warnings...

Assets/BitmapFontImporter.cs(54,42): warning CS0618: UnityEngine.CharacterInfo.width' is obsolete: CharacterInfo.width is deprecated. Use advance instead.'

Assets/BitmapFontImporter.cs(55,42): warning CS0618: UnityEngine.CharacterInfo.flipped' is obsolete: CharacterInfo.flipped is deprecated. Use uvBottomLeft, uvBottomRight, uvTopRight or uvTopLeft instead, which will be correct regardless of orientation.'

Assets/BitmapFontImporter.cs(63,42): warning CS0618: UnityEngine.CharacterInfo.uv' is obsolete: CharacterInfo.uv is deprecated. Use uvBottomLeft, uvBottomRight, uvTopRight or uvTopLeft instead.'

Assets/BitmapFontImporter.cs(73,42): warning CS0618: UnityEngine.CharacterInfo.vert' is obsolete: CharacterInfo.vert is deprecated. Use minX, maxX, minY, maxY instead.'

BTW this is from the outstanding script: BitmapFontImporter which is used widely.

Note 3/2016 BitmapFontImporter on git has now been updated per d4Rk's perfect fix below!! Is here: https://github.com/BenoitFreslon/BitmapFontImporter

Solution

As the script wasn't working for me at all in Unity 5.3.1, I got rid of all those Warnings (by using the recommended "new" methods)..

After a quick test in the Editor it seems to be working quite well again.

Note: I used the free version of Glyph Designer, that's the reason for the watermark on the chars.. But you can see the chars are positioned and sized correctly.

Here's the diff:

-   XmlNode kernings = xml.GetElementsByTagName("kernings")[0];

-   charInfo.width = (int)ToFloat (charNode, "xadvance");
-   charInfo.flipped = false;
+   charInfo.advance = (int)ToFloat (charNode, "xadvance");

-   charInfo.uv = r;
+   charInfo.uvBottomLeft = new Vector2(r.xMin, r.yMin);
+   charInfo.uvBottomRight = new Vector2(r.xMax, r.yMin);
+   charInfo.uvTopLeft = new Vector2(r.xMin, r.yMax);
+   charInfo.uvTopRight = new Vector2(r.xMax, r.yMax);

-   charInfo.vert = r;
+   charInfo.minX = (int)r.xMin;
+   charInfo.maxX = (int)r.xMax;
+   charInfo.minY = (int)r.yMax;
+   charInfo.maxY = (int)r.yMin;