public System.Object CreateProduct(int productType, System.Object referenceObject, GameObject referenceObjectGameObject = null)
{
System.Object product = null;
//Is going to be repeated in other classes.
//1.Put this in constructor?(Forced to use a larger scope, might create overhead)
//This structure is fragile
List <System.Object> requirementPointers = SystemToolMethods.ReturnObjectPointers(referenceObject, requirementPointerNames);
InputHandlerUpdater inputHandlerUpdater = (InputHandlerUpdater)requirementPointers[0];
switch (productType)
{
case (int)FactoriesProducts.InputstateProducts.PlayerInputHandlerDefaultState:
product = new PlayerInputHandlerDefaultState(referenceObject, referenceObjectGameObject, inputHandlerUpdater);
break;
case (int)FactoriesProducts.InputstateProducts.UINavigatorDefaultState:
product = new UINavigatorInputHandlerDefaultState(inputHandlerUpdater);
break;
case (int)FactoriesProducts.InputstateProducts.UINavigatorInGameState:
product = new UINavigatorInputHandlerInGameState(inputHandlerUpdater);
break;
}
return(product);
}
private void Update()
{
SystemToolMethods.UpdateIUpdaters(updaters);
}
