问题
I have coroutine that after N
seconds clear text and returns it to it's original shape. Problem is that coroutine never continues after first return (wait for seconds
).
I had this problem somewhere else and figured it out that is happening because i destroy Gameobject before coroutine finish so i made it return bool but now i am confused and can not use same trick here since i am starting coroutine through script that is not initialized. That script only has static function through which i start coroutine. Here is my code:
void OnMouseDown()
{
bool safeDestroy = false;
IGatherable gather = CharacterCommands.character.GetComponent<IGatherable>();
if(gather != null)
{
switch(itemID)
{
case 3:
Drops[] d = ChestDrop.GetItemFromDropStash(drops, gather, this); //Here is function that is starting function with coroutine PROBLEM
if(d.Length == 0)
{
safeDestroy = true;
}
else
{
drops = d;
}
break;
default:
if(ItemDatabase.GetItem(itemID).maxStackable < Inventory.GetCoins() + amount)
{
Parameters.centerText.text = "Not enough space in your bag!";
safeDestroy = Parameters.clearText(Parameters.centerText, 3, this); //Coroutine i had same problem but done it this way.
}
else
{
gather.GatherItem(itemID, amount);
safeDestroy = true;
}
break;
}
}
if(safeDestroy)
{
Destroy(this.gameObject);
}
}
And here is the function itself:
public static Drops[] GetItemFromDropStash(Drops[] drops, IGatherable gather, MonoBehaviour justToStartCoroutine)
{
foreach(Drops drop in drops)
{
int r = UnityEngine.Random.Range(1, 101);
if(r < drop.chance)
{
if(ItemDatabase.GetItem(drop.itemID).maxStackable > Inventory.GetItemFromInventoryById(drop.itemID).amount + drop.amount)
{
Inventory.AddItemToInventory(drop.itemID, drop.amount);
Parameters.centerText.text = "+" + drop.amount + " " + ItemDatabase.GetItem(drop.itemID).itemName;
switch(ItemDatabase.GetItem(drop.itemID).itemRarity)
{
case ItemRarity.common:
Parameters.centerText.color = Color.gray;
break;
case ItemRarity.normal:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(80, 100, 255);
break;
case ItemRarity.rare:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(255, 80, 80);
break;
case ItemRarity.special:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(200, 0, 220);
break;
case ItemRarity.legacy:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(199, 224, 0);
break;
case ItemRarity.legendary:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(224, 169, 0);
break;
}
bool t = Parameters.clearText(Parameters.centerText, 3, justToStartCoroutine);
int i = Array.IndexOf(drops, drop);
List<Drops> tmp = new List<Drops>(drops);
tmp.RemoveAt(i);
drops = tmp.ToArray();
}
else if (Inventory.CheckForFreeSpaceInInventory() == true)
{
Inventory.AddItemToInventoryToNewSlot(drop.itemID, drop.amount);
Parameters.centerText.text = "+" + drop.amount + " " + ItemDatabase.GetItem(drop.itemID).itemName;
switch(ItemDatabase.GetItem(drop.itemID).itemRarity)
{
case ItemRarity.common:
Parameters.centerText.color = Color.gray;
break;
case ItemRarity.normal:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(80, 100, 255);
break;
case ItemRarity.rare:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(255, 80, 80);
break;
case ItemRarity.special:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(200, 0, 220);
break;
case ItemRarity.legacy:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(199, 224, 0);
break;
case ItemRarity.legendary:
Parameters.centerText.color = new Color(224, 169, 0);
break;
}
bool t = Parameters.clearText(Parameters.centerText, 3, justToStartCoroutine);
int i = Array.IndexOf(drops, drop);
List<Drops> tmp = new List<Drops>(drops);
tmp.RemoveAt(i);
drops = tmp.ToArray();
}
else
{
Parameters.centerText.text = "Not enough space in inventory!";
bool t = Parameters.clearText(Parameters.centerText, 3, justToStartCoroutine);
}
}
}
return drops;
}
How can i achieve so that my item (where OnMouseDown()
is) doesn't destroy until coroutine is finished?
回答1:
If you want to wait for a coroutine to finish...then the method must also be a coroutine.
You have 3 options, depending on your specific scenario:
- Move the code that needs to wait into the existing coroutine method (after the last current
yield
.- You can also pass a delegate into the current coroutine and use it as a callback, then each use of the existing coroutine can supply its own callback delegate. The "wait for finish" code then goes inside this delegate.
- Turn the current not-coroutine method into a coroutine.
- Create a new coroutine, shove the code that needs to wait for the other coroutine into it, including the call to the existing coroutine,
yield
on that other coroutine.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45076022/wait-for-coroutine-to-finish