Class SingletonBehaviour<T>

Namespace

LoM.Super

Assembly

LoM.Super.dll

A singleton MonoBehaviour that inherits from SuperBehaviour.
Implements a thread-safe singleton pattern as a inheritable base class.

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To create a singleton MonoBehaviour, simply inherit from SingletonBehaviour and add the generic type parameter of the class itself.

public class GameManager : SingletonBehaviour<GameManager> 
{
   // ...
}

For a hierarchy of singleton classes, use a generic type parameter T in the base class and inherit from SingletonBehaviour.
This approach ensures that each subclass (GameManager, UIManager, etc.) functions as a singleton, inheriting the singleton behavior from the base Manager class.

// Base class with generic type parameter T for singleton management
public class Manager<T> : SingletonBehaviour<T> where T : SuperBehaviour { }
// Derived singleton classes
public class GameManager : Manager<GameManager> { }
public class UIManager : Manager<UIManager> { }

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public class SingletonBehaviour<T> : SuperBehaviour where T : SuperBehaviour

Type Parameters

T

The type of the class to use for the singleton.

Inheritance

object

Object

Component

Behaviour

MonoBehaviour

SuperBehaviour

SingletonBehaviour<T>

Derived

LazySingletonBehaviour<T>

Inherited Members

SuperBehaviour.ShowProperties

SuperBehaviour.transform

SuperBehaviour.gameObject

SuperBehaviour.rectTransform

SuperBehaviour.IsDestroyed

Fields

s_instance

protected static T s_instance

Field Value

T

s_lock

protected static readonly object s_lock

Field Value

object

Properties

Exists

Returns if Instance is not null.

public static bool Exists { get; }

Property Value

bool

Instance

The singleton instance of this class.

public static T Instance { get; }

Property Value

T

Methods

AfterAwake()

Override this method to do something after singleton Awake() is called.

protected virtual void AfterAwake()

OnAfterDestroy()

Override this method to do something after singleton OnDestroy() is called.

protected virtual void OnAfterDestroy()