private void Start()
{
Debug.Log($"FooChildOfChildController::Start() - {fooService1.FooService1Api()}");
// Console output: FooChildOfChildController::Start() - This is FooService1.My HashCode is -3164
Debug.Log($"FooChildOfChildController::Start() - {fooService2.FooService2Api()}");
// Console output: FooChildOfChildController::Start() - This is FooService2.My HashCode is -3182
}
private void Start()
{
Debug.Log($"FooChildController::Start() - {fooService1.FooService1Api()}");
// Console output: FooChildController::Start() - This is FooService1.My HashCode is -3164
Debug.Log($"FooChildController::Start() - {fooService2.FooService2Api()}");
// Console output: FooChildController::Start() - This is FooService2.My HashCode is -3182
AddChild <FooChildOfChildController>(b =>
{
b.RegisterInstance(fooService2).As <IFooService2>();
});
}
private void Start()
{
Debug.Log($"FooController::Start() - {fooService1.FooService1Api()}");
// Console output: FooController::Start() - This is FooService1. My HashCode is -2676
Debug.Log($"FooController::Start() - {fooService2.FooService2Api()}");
// Console output: FooController::Start() - This is FooService2.My HashCode is -3170
// AddChild<FooChildController> method does:
// 1. Attaches child gameobject to this.gameObject
// 2. Adds FooChildController component to child gameobject
// Pay attension, 'AddChild' method doesn't attach ComponentContext to the child gameobject since it makes no sense with no custom configuration.
AddChild <FooChildController>();
}
