private void NotifySubscribers(AbstractEvent eventData)
{
List <EventSubscriber> subscribers = gameEvents[eventData.type];
for (int cnt = subscribers.Count - 1; cnt >= 0; cnt--) // Trigger buffs, then argument effects, then debuffs
// This check is LITERALLY for only one status effect - Resonance.
// Because Resonance will remove all other Resonance subscribers during its own NotifyOfEvent, and the original notification happens here...
// If there were 5 resonance listeners, the subscribers.count would go from 5->0 in the first iteration, but the for loop would still iterate 4 more times.
// This causes an array-out-of-index error. Ideally, this check prevents that.
// I don't want to have to keep doing hacks like this as it's gonna come back to bite me, but it works.
// TODO: Rework Resonance implementation to prevent having to use this
{
if (cnt >= subscribers.Count)
{
continue;
}
EventSubscriber subscriber = subscribers[cnt];
subscriber.NotifyOfEvent(eventData);
}
// update ui
List <ITriggerOnEvent> UISubscribers = UIEvents[eventData.type];
foreach (ITriggerOnEvent subscriber in UISubscribers)
{
subscriber.TriggerOnEvent(eventData);
}
}