void ResolveAndStart()
{
if (PreResolve != null)
{
PreResolve();
}
_container.ResolveRoots();
if (PostResolve != null)
{
PostResolve();
}
// Normally, the IInitializable.Initialize method would be called during MonoKernel.Start
// However, this behaviour is undesirable for dynamically created objects, since Unity
// has the strange behaviour of waiting until the end of the frame to call Start() on
// dynamically created objects, which means that any GameObjectContext that is created
// dynamically via a factory cannot be used immediately after calling Create(), since
// it will not have been initialized
// So we have chosen to diverge from Unity behaviour here and trigger IInitializable.Initialize
// immediately - but only when the GameObjectContext is created dynamically. For any
// GameObjectContext's that are placed in the scene, we still want to execute
// IInitializable.Initialize during Start()
if (gameObject.scene.isLoaded && !_container.IsValidating)
{
_kernel = _container.Resolve <MonoKernel>();
_kernel.Initialize();
}
}
protected override void RunInternal()
{
var injectableMonoBehaviours = new List <MonoBehaviour>();
GetInjectableMonoBehaviours(injectableMonoBehaviours);
foreach (var instance in injectableMonoBehaviours)
{
if (instance is MonoKernel)
{
Assert.That(ReferenceEquals(instance, _kernel),
"Found MonoKernel derived class that is not hooked up to GameObjectContext. If you use MonoKernel, you must indicate this to GameObjectContext by dragging and dropping it to the Kernel field in the inspector");
}
_container.QueueForInject(instance);
}
_container.IsInstalling = true;
try
{
InstallBindings(injectableMonoBehaviours);
}
finally
{
_container.IsInstalling = false;
}
Log.Debug("GameObjectContext: Resolving all dependencies...");
_container.ResolveDependencyRoots();
_container.FlushInjectQueue();
if (_container.IsValidating)
{
// The root-level Container has its ValidateValidatables method
// called explicitly - however, this is not so for sub-containers
// so call it here instead
_container.ValidateValidatables();
}
Log.Debug("GameObjectContext: Initialized successfully");
// Normally, the IInitializable.Initialize method would be called during MonoKernel.Start
// However, this behaviour is undesirable for dynamically created objects, since Unity
// has the strange behaviour of waiting until the end of the frame to call Start() on
// dynamically created objects, which means that any GameObjectContext that is created
// dynamically via a factory cannot be used immediately after calling Create(), since
// it will not have been initialized
// So we have chosen to diverge from Unity behaviour here and trigger IInitializable.Initialize
// immediately - but only when the GameObjectContext is created dynamically. For any
// GameObjectContext's that are placed in the scene, we still want to execute
// IInitializable.Initialize during Start()
if (gameObject.scene.isLoaded && !_container.IsValidating)
{
_kernel = _container.Resolve <MonoKernel>();
_kernel.Initialize();
}
}
protected override void RunInternal()
{
// Do this after creating DiContainer in case it's needed by the pre install logic
if (PreInstall != null)
{
PreInstall();
}
var injectableMonoBehaviours = new List <MonoBehaviour>();
GetInjectableMonoBehaviours(injectableMonoBehaviours);
foreach (var instance in injectableMonoBehaviours)
{
if (instance is MonoKernel)
{
Assert.That(ReferenceEquals(instance, _kernel),
"Found MonoKernel derived class that is not hooked up to GameObjectContext. If you use MonoKernel, you must indicate this to GameObjectContext by dragging and dropping it to the Kernel field in the inspector");
}
_container.QueueForInject(instance);
}
_container.IsInstalling = true;
try
{
InstallBindings(injectableMonoBehaviours);
}
finally
{
_container.IsInstalling = false;
}
if (PostInstall != null)
{
PostInstall();
}
if (PreResolve != null)
{
PreResolve();
}
_container.ResolveRoots();
if (PostResolve != null)
{
PostResolve();
}
// Normally, the IInitializable.Initialize method would be called during MonoKernel.Start
// However, this behaviour is undesirable for dynamically created objects, since Unity
// has the strange behaviour of waiting until the end of the frame to call Start() on
// dynamically created objects, which means that any GameObjectContext that is created
// dynamically via a factory cannot be used immediately after calling Create(), since
// it will not have been initialized
// So we have chosen to diverge from Unity behaviour here and trigger IInitializable.Initialize
// immediately - but only when the GameObjectContext is created dynamically. For any
// GameObjectContext's that are placed in the scene, we still want to execute
// IInitializable.Initialize during Start()
if (gameObject.scene.isLoaded && !_container.IsValidating)
{
_kernel = _container.Resolve <MonoKernel>();
_kernel.Initialize();
}
}