◆ ValidateArguments()

virtual void Sisus.Init.StateMachineBehaviour< TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument >.ValidateArguments	(	TFirstArgument	firstArgument,
		TSecondArgument	secondArgument,
		TThirdArgument	thirdArgument,
		TFourthArgument	fourthArgument,
		TFifthArgument	fifthArgument,
		TSixthArgument	sixthArgument )

protectedvirtual

Method that can be overridden and used to validate the initialization argument that was received by this object.

You can use the ThrowIfNull method to throw an ArgumentNullException if the argument is null.

protected override void ValidateArguments(IInputManager inputManager, Camera camera)
{
    ThrowIfNull(inputManager);
    ThrowIfNull(camera);
}

You can use the AssertNotNull method to log an assertion to the Console if the argument is null.

protected override void ValidateArguments(IInputManager inputManager, Camera camera)
{
    AssertNotNull(inputManager);
    AssertNotNull(camera);
}

Calls to this method are ignored in non-development builds.

Parameters

firstArgument	The first received argument to validate.
secondArgument	The second received argument to validate.
thirdArgument	The third received argument to validate.
fourthArgument	The fourth received argument to validate.
fifthArgument	The fifth received argument to validate.
sixthArgument	The sixth received argument to validate.