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In my loading scene I want to run multiple functions (IO from the disk) and start the app after they are completed.

This is in my loading class. (Note: This is unity 3d and the public variables to get access to other objects is based on Unity best practices).

public Logger MyLogger;
public Parser MyParser;
// ... more

private int coroutineCount = 0;

void Start()
{
    MyLogger.LogLastMonth(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;

    MyParser.ParseFiles(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;
}

public void Callback()
{
    coroutineCount--;

    if (coroutineCount <= 0)
    {
        SceneManager.LoadScene("GameScene");
    }
}

I do something similar in both Logger and Parser (counting coroutines and decrementing when they finish before invoking the callback received). Is there a better way to do this when I need to expand the number of functions I'm calling?

Thanks!

In my loading scene I want to run multiple functions (IO from the disk) and start the app after they are completed.

This is in my loading class. (Note: This is unity 3d and the public variables to get access to other objects is based on Unity best practices).

public Logger MyLogger;
public Parser MyParser;
// ... more

private int coroutineCount = 0;

void Start()
{
    MyLogger.LogLastMonth(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;

    MyParser.ParseFiles(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;
}

public void Callback()
{
    coroutineCount--;

    if (coroutineCount <= 0)
    {
        SceneManager.LoadScene("GameScene");
    }
}

I do something similar in both Logger and Parser (counting coroutines and decrementing when they finish before invoking the callback received). Is there a better way to do this when I need to expand the number of functions I'm calling?

Thanks!

In my loading scene I want to run multiple functions (IO from the disk) and start the app after they are completed.

This is in my loading class. (Note: This is unity 3d and the public variables to get access to other objects is based on Unity best practices).

public Logger MyLogger;
public Parser MyParser;
// ... more

private int coroutineCount = 0;

void Start()
{
    MyLogger.LogLastMonth(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;

    MyParser.ParseFiles(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;
}

public void Callback()
{
    coroutineCount--;

    if (coroutineCount <= 0)
    {
        SceneManager.LoadScene("GameScene");
    }
}

I do something similar in both Logger and Parser (counting coroutines and decrementing when they finish before invoking the callback received). Is there a better way to do this when I need to expand the number of functions I'm calling?

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In my loading scene I want to run multiple functions (IO from the disk) and start the app after they are completed.

This is in my loading class. (Note: This is unity 3d and the public variables to get access to other objects is based on Unity best practices).

public Logger MyLogger;
public Parser MyParser;
// ... more

private int coroutineCount = 0;

void Start()
{
    MyLogger.LogLastMonth(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;

    MyParser.ParseFiles(Callback);
    coroutineCount++;
}

public void Callback()
{
    coroutineCount--;

    if (coroutineCount <= 0)
    {
        SceneManager.LoadScene("GameScene");
    }
}

I do something similar in both Logger and Parser (counting coroutines and decrementing when they finish before invoking the callback received). Is there a better way to do this when I need to expand the number of functions I'm calling?

Thanks!