GUI array / GameObject array problem

I'm having a slight issue with a GUI question.

My objective : To have a script do the following.....

- Count the number of children with a given tag
- Read a unique variable on each of the above
- create an array containing said gameObjects
- Generate a GUI box containing a unique, individual label for each gameObject in the array.

So far I'm able to accomplish the first three things on the list, however.....

My code so far:

Code (JavaScript):

1. var companyName : String;
2. var showSubunits = false;
3. var unitList : int;
4. var subUnits : GameObject [];
5.  
6. function Start () {
7. }
8.  
9. function OnGUI () {
10.         if (showSubunits) {
11.             GUI.BeginGroup (Rect (80, 563 - unitList, 100, unitList));
12.                 GUI.Box (Rect (0, 0, 100, unitList), "");
13.                  for (var company : GameObject in subUnits) {
14.                     companyName = company.GetComponent(Infantry).unitName;
15.                     new GUI.Box (Rect (0, subUnits.Length, 100, 20), "");
16.                     new GUI.Label (Rect (0, subUnits.Length, 100, 20), companyName.ToString ());
17.                 }
18.              GUI.EndGroup ();
19.         }
20. }
21.  

It's creating the box fine, and at the right size, but layering the labels on top of each other. So what I need to do is find some way for the Y value of the box and label Rect to be unique for each item. Any thoughts?

 

As of right now I have this about 80-90% figured out, just dealing with one last issue..... reading and displaying the string variables. It's currently able to read/display that variable from the first child in the hierarchy, but it's displaying that string for all children in the hierarchy, instead of gathering a unique string variable for each.

Code (JavaScript):

1. #pragma strict
2.  
3. var subUnitName : String;
4. var unitList : int;
5. var subUnits : GameObject [];
6. var subUnit : GameObject;
7. var unitX : float;
8.  
9. function Start () {
10.     regiment = transform.parent;
11.     unitNameStyle = GetComponentInChildren(Infantry).unitNameStyle;
12. }
13.  
14. function Update () {
15.     subUnits = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Infantry");
16.     unitList = subUnits.Length*20;
17. }
18.  
19. function OnGUI () {
20.     for (var subUnit : GameObject in subUnits) {
21.         subUnitName = subUnit.GetComponent(Infantry).unitName;
22.     }
23.     GUI.BeginGroup (Rect (75, 563 - unitList, 100, unitList));
24.         GUI.Box (Rect (0, 0, 100, unitList), "");
25.         unitX = 0;
26.         for (var i = 0; i < subUnits.Length; i++) {
27.             new GUI.Box (Rect (0, unitX, 100, 20), "");
28.             new GUI.Label (Rect (0, unitX, 100, 20), subUnitName.ToString ());
29.             unitX += 20;
30.         }
31.      GUI.EndGroup ();
32. }