Glue.cs - A Unity3D nasty global container for the sake of decoupling.

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Glue.cs

A Unity3D nasty global container for the sake of decoupling.

1. Adjust to your own needs.
2. Call Glue.Rebind() on Scene change.

Glue.cs

using UnityEngine;

static class Glue
{
	
	public static AudioManager audio;
	public static LevelManager level;
	public static PrefabManager prefabs;
	public static SocialManager social;
	public static UIManager ui;
	public static UserManager user;

	public static System.Random random;

	static Glue ()
	{
		random = new System.Random ();
		Rebind ();
	}

	public static void Rebind ()
	{
		audio = TryFind<AudioManager> ("AudioManager");
		level = TryFind<LevelManager> ("LevelManager");
		prefabs = TryFind<PrefabManager> ("PrefabManager");
		social = TryFind<SocialManager> ("SocialManager");
		ui = TryFind<UIManager> ("UIManager");
		user = TryFind<UserManager> ("UserManager");
	}

	private static T TryFind<T> (string name) where T: Component
	{

		GameObject go = GameObject.Find (name);
		if (go == null) {
			Debug.LogError ("GameObject " + name + " not found in this scene.");
			return default(T);
		}

		T c = go.GetComponent<T> ();
		if (c == null) {
			Debug.LogError ("GameObject " + name + " doesn't have a " + name + " component.");
			return default(T);
		}

		return c;

	}

}