Sisus.Init.IInitializable< TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument > Interface Template Reference

Description

Represents an object which can be initialized using nine arguments.

Object-derived classes that implement this interface can be instantiated with an argument using the InstantiateExtensions.Instantiate<TObject, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument>(TObject, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument) method.

MonoBehaviour-derived classes that implement this interface can also be added to a GameObject with an argument using the AddComponentExtensions.AddComponent<TComponent, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument>(GameObject, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument) method.

These functions can automatically inject the arguments using the IInitializable<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument>.Init function at the end of the initialization process; after the Awake and OnEnable events but before the Start event.

It is also possible for the object to receive the provided arguments at an earlier stage of its initialization process, such as in the constructor or during the Awake event, using InitArgs.TryGet<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument>.

See also

MonoBehaviour<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument>, ScriptableObject<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument>

Template Parameters

TFirstArgument	Type of the first argument accepted by the Init method.
TSecondArgument	Type of the second argument accepted by the Init method.
TThirdArgument	Type of the third argument accepted by the Init method.
TFourthArgument	Type of the fourth argument accepted by the Init method.
TFifthArgument	Type of the fifth argument accepted by the Init method.
TSixthArgument	Type of the sixth argument accepted by the Init method.
TSeventhArgument	Type of the seventh argument accepted by the Init method.
TEighthArgument	Type of the eighth argument accepted by the Init method.
TNinthArgument	Type of the ninth argument accepted by the Init method.

Inheritance diagram for Sisus.Init.IInitializable< TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument >:

Public Member Functions
void	Init (TFirstArgument firstArgument, TSecondArgument secondArgument, TThirdArgument thirdArgument, TFourthArgument fourthArgument, TFifthArgument fifthArgument, TSixthArgument sixthArgument, TSeventhArgument seventhArgument, TEighthArgument eighthArgument, TNinthArgument ninthArgument)
	Initializes the object with nine objects that it depends on.
Public Member Functions inherited from Sisus.Init.IArgs< TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument >
void	Validate (TFirstArgument firstArgument, TSecondArgument secondArgument, TThirdArgument thirdArgument, TFourthArgument fourthArgument, TFifthArgument fifthArgument, TSixthArgument sixthArgument, TSeventhArgument seventhArgument, TEighthArgument eighthArgument, TNinthArgument ninthArgument)
	Validates the initialization arguments that were provided to this client.