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Created by Adise on 4/6/2025 in #help
✅ Class instance reference
I'm having some issues figuring out why my code is behaving like it's taking a "snapshot" of an instance instead of directly referencing it. So I created a custom attribute so that I could check a class for methods with it and add the methods to the list. I had to "register" my methods after creating the instance so that they could access the instance members, and so in the class constructor I added: 
     public UdpConnection()
    {
      MessageHandler.RegisterListeners(typeof(UdpConnection), this);
    }
     public UdpConnection()
    {
      MessageHandler.RegisterListeners(typeof(UdpConnection), this);
    }
For context, this is how a listener looks: 
 [MessageListener(ServerPackets.S_UdpPort)]
    private void AssignLocalPort(S_UdpPortPayload payload)
    {
      #region AssignLocalPort
     // Code here
      #endregion
    }
 [MessageListener(ServerPackets.S_UdpPort)]
    private void AssignLocalPort(S_UdpPortPayload payload)
    {
      #region AssignLocalPort
     // Code here
      #endregion
    }
In my MessageHandler class I have this dictionary: 
    public static Dictionary<ServerPackets, MessageListener<IPayload>> messageListeners = new();
    public static Dictionary<ServerPackets, MessageListener<IPayload>> messageListeners = new();
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