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using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
namespace StgSharp
{
///
/// Represents a statically activated module that can be registered and initialized as part of
/// the application startup sequence, and gracefully torn down on shutdown.
///
public interface IStaticModule
{
///
/// Gets the display name of this module, used for logging and diagnostics.
///
string ModuleName { get; }
///
/// Performs all initialization work for this module using the provided profile.
///
///
/// The configuration profile supplied at registration time. Use if no configuration is required.
///
void InitializeModule(IModuleInitializeProfile profile);
///
/// Releases all resources acquired during . Implementations should
/// be idempotent: calling this method more than once must not throw.
///
void UninitializeModule();
}
///
/// Marker interface for module initialization configuration. Implementations are plain data
/// carriers; no static factory is required.
///
public interface IModuleInitializeProfile
{
///
/// A shared, allocation-free empty profile for modules that require no configuration.
///
static readonly IModuleInitializeProfile Empty = EmptyModuleInitializeProfile.Instance;
private sealed class EmptyModuleInitializeProfile : IModuleInitializeProfile
{
public static readonly EmptyModuleInitializeProfile Instance = new();
private EmptyModuleInitializeProfile() { }
}
}
///
/// Pairs an with its ,
/// ensuring the two are never stored or iterated independently.
///
///
/// Using a avoids the boxing overhead that would occur if
/// the pair were stored as two parallel lists of reference types.
///
public readonly struct ModuleDescriptor
{
///
/// Initializes a new using as the profile.
///
public ModuleDescriptor(IStaticModule module) : this(module, IModuleInitializeProfile.Empty) { }
///
/// Initializes a new with an explicit profile.
///
public ModuleDescriptor(IStaticModule module, IModuleInitializeProfile profile)
{
Module = module;
Profile = profile;
}
///
/// Gets the configuration profile associated with the module.
///
public IModuleInitializeProfile Profile { get; }
///
/// Gets the module to be initialized.
///
public IStaticModule Module { get; }
///
/// Calls with the stored profile.
///
public void Initialize()
{
Module.InitializeModule(Profile);
}
///
/// Calls on the stored module.
///
public void Uninitialize()
{
Module.UninitializeModule();
}
}
///
/// An ordered collection of modules to be initialized during application startup and
/// uninitialized on shutdown. Supports three registration strategies so that the new()
/// generic constraint is never a hard requirement.
///
public sealed class ModuleToInitializeCollection : IEnumerable, IStaticModule
{
private readonly List _descriptors = [];
internal ModuleToInitializeCollection(World.Initializer i)
{
_descriptors.Add(new ModuleDescriptor(i));
}
// ── IEnumerable ───────────────────────────────────────────
///
public IEnumerator GetEnumerator()
{
foreach (ModuleDescriptor d in _descriptors) {
yield return d.Module;
}
}
// ── Initialization / Uninitialization ────────────────────────────────────
///
/// Initializes all registered modules in the order they were registered. Each module
/// receives the profile that was supplied at registration time.
///
public void InitializeModule()
{
for (int i = 0; i < _descriptors.Count; i++) {
_descriptors[i].Initialize();
}
}
///
/// Uninitializes all registered modules in reverse registration order, mirroring
/// the typical LIFO teardown convention (e.g., GLFW must be unloaded after all subsystems
/// that depend on it).
///
public void UninitializeModule()
{
for (int i = _descriptors.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
_descriptors[i].Uninitialize();
}
}
// ── Registration API ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
///
/// Registers a module of type using its default constructor.
/// This is the most concise overload for simple modules that expose a public
/// parameterless constructor.
///
///
/// A concrete module type that implements and exposes a
/// public parameterless constructor.
///
///
/// Optional initialization profile. Defaults to when .
///
public ModuleToInitializeCollection UseModule(IModuleInitializeProfile? profile = null)
where T: IStaticModule, new()
{
return UseModule(static() => new T(), profile);
}
///
/// Registers a module produced by a factory delegate. This overload imposes no generic
/// constraints and supports any construction strategy, including dependency injection and
/// parameterized constructors.
///
///
/// A delegate that constructs and returns the module instance. The delegate is invoked
/// once, immediately at registration time. If is or returns , the call is silently ignored
/// and the collection is returned unchanged.
///
///
/// Optional initialization profile. Defaults to when .
///
public ModuleToInitializeCollection UseModule(
Func factory,
IModuleInitializeProfile? profile = null)
{
if (factory is null) {
return this;
}
IStaticModule? mod = factory();
if (mod is null) {
return this;
}
_descriptors.Add(new ModuleDescriptor(
mod,
profile ?? IModuleInitializeProfile.Empty));
return this;
}
///
/// Registers a pre-existing module instance. Use this overload when the module is
/// provided externally, such as from a DI container, an object pool, or a singleton.
///
///
/// The module instance to register.
///
///
/// Optional initialization profile. Defaults to when .
///
public ModuleToInitializeCollection UseModule(IStaticModule module, IModuleInitializeProfile? profile = null)
{
_descriptors.Add(new ModuleDescriptor(
module,
profile ?? IModuleInitializeProfile.Empty));
return this;
}
///
IEnumerator IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
{
return GetEnumerator();
}
// ── IStaticModule explicit implementation ────────────────────────────────
///
/// Explicit implementation. Delegates to , ignoring the supplied profile because each contained module uses
/// its own registered profile.
///
void IStaticModule.InitializeModule(IModuleInitializeProfile profile)
{
InitializeModule();
}
///
string IStaticModule.ModuleName => "Module Initializer";
}
}