Sisus.Init.ScriptableObjectInitializerBase< TClient, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument > Class Template Reference

Description

A base class for an initializer that can be used to specify the six arguments used to initialize a scriptable object that implements IInitializable<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument>.

The arguments can be assigned using the inspector and are serialized as a sub-asset of the client scriptable object.

The arguments get injected to the TClient client during the client's Awake event, or when services become ready (whichever occurs later).

The client receives the arguments via the Init method where it can assign them to member fields and properties.

When you derive your initializer class from ScriptableObjectInitializerBase<,,,,,,> you are responsible for implementing the argument properties and serializing their values. This means you will need to write a little bit more code, but it also grants you more options in how to handle the serialization, making it possible to support types that Unity can't serialize automatically. If you derive from ScriptableObjectInitializer<,,,,,,> instead, then these things will be handled for you.

Template Parameters

TClient	Type of the initialized scriptable object.
TFirstArgument	Type of the first argument to pass to the client's Init function.
TSecondArgument	Type of the second argument to pass to the client's Init function.
TThirdArgument	Type of the third argument to pass to the client's Init function.
TFourthArgument	Type of the fourth argument to pass to the client's Init function.
TFifthArgument	Type of the fifth argument to pass to the client's Init function.
TSixthArgument	Type of the sixth argument to pass to the client's Init function.

Type Constraints

TClient	:	ScriptableObject
TClient	:	IInitializable
TClient	:	TFirstArgument
TClient	:	TSecondArgument
TClient	:	TThirdArgument
TClient	:	TFourthArgument
TClient	:	TFifthArgument
TClient	:	TSixthArgument

Inheritance diagram for Sisus.Init.ScriptableObjectInitializerBase< TClient, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument >:

Protected Member Functions
override TClient	InitTarget ([AllowNull] TClient target)
virtual void	OnReset (ref TFirstArgument firstArgument, ref TSecondArgument secondArgument, ref TThirdArgument thirdArgument, ref TFourthArgument fourthArgument, ref TFifthArgument fifthArgument, ref TSixthArgument sixthArgument)
	Resets the Init arguments to their default values.

Properties
TFirstArgument	FirstArgument [get, set]
	The first argument passed to the TClient client's Init function.
TSecondArgument	SecondArgument [get, set]
	The second argument passed to the TClient client's Init function.
TThirdArgument	ThirdArgument [get, set]
	The third argument passed to the TClient client's Init function.
TFourthArgument	FourthArgument [get, set]
	The fourth argument passed to the TClient client's Init function.
TFifthArgument	FifthArgument [get, set]
	The fifth argument passed to the TClient client's Init function.
TSixthArgument	SixthArgument [get, set]
	The sixth argument passed to the TClient client's Init function.
Properties inherited from Sisus.Init.IInitializer
Object	Target [get, set]
	Existing target instance to initialize, if any.
bool	ProvidesCustomInitArguments [get]
	Gets a value indicating whether this initializer is able to provide custom per-instance Init arguments for its client.

Additional Inherited Members
Public Member Functions inherited from Sisus.Init.IInitializer< TClient >
new TClient	InitTarget ()
	Initializes the client object of type TClient with the arguments specified by this initializer.
new System.Threading.Tasks.Task< TClient >	InitTargetAsync ()
	Initializes the client object of type TClient asynchronously with the arguments specified by this initializer.
Public Member Functions inherited from Sisus.Init.IInitializer
bool	TargetIsAssignableOrConvertibleToType (Type type)
	Gets a value indicating whether an object of the given type can be assigned to the Target property directly, or if type implements IValueProvider<T>, IValueByTypeProvider or IValueByTypeProviderAsync.