public override void SetSceneState(int sceneState)
{
GameState gameState = (GameState)sceneState;
var prevLogicProvider = _curLogicProvider;
_curLogicProvider = _logicProvidersByGameState[gameState];
if (prevLogicProvider != null) //todo v2: do we need this if statement? seems like prevLogicProvider is never null
{
prevLogicProvider.ClearInputStates(); //we don't want old input states to still be active when we switch back to the original logic provider
prevLogicProvider.OnDeActivate();
}
_curLogicProvider.OnActivate();
}
//todo v2: move SetSceneState into base class. This also means you have to move _curLogicProvider and _logicProvidersByGameState into the base class, and make _logicProvidersByGameState have an int key
public override void SetSceneState(int sceneState)
{
MenuState menuState = (MenuState)sceneState;
var prevLogicProvider = _curLogicProvider;
_curLogicProvider = _logicProvidersByState[menuState];
if (prevLogicProvider != null)
{
prevLogicProvider.ClearInputStates(); //we don't want old input states to still be active when we switch back to the original logic provider
prevLogicProvider.OnDeActivate();
}
_curLogicProvider.OnActivate();
}