DI doesn't work with extended systems EcsGroupSystems

[Chillu1]

Both versions of DI don't work (with EcsGroupSystem)

Problem is that, we don't check if it's a "EcsGroupSystem". So we don't inject systems in it.
It's also not super straight-forward because we can't directly check if it's a generic type?

[nomnomab]

I actually solved this when I made my own version of this type of package. I hit this roadblock as well and I solved it by looping through each system from the EcsSystems, then check if the system was an EcsGroupSystem<,> or not. Then I split that into its own conditional.

if (ty.IsGenericType && ty.GetGenericTypeDefinition() == typeof(EcsGroupSystem<,>)) {
   // got a group system
}

If you want to look at how I do the majority of it, the link to a code bin is below (didn't want to clog the comment with a long piece of code 😄 )
https://hastepaste.com/view/okJ56

[Chillu1]

I actually solved this when I made my own version of this type of package. I hit this roadblock as well and I solved it by looping through each system from the EcsSystems, then check if the system was an EcsGroupSystem<,> or not. Then I split that into its own conditional.

if (ty.IsGenericType && ty.GetGenericTypeDefinition() == typeof(EcsGroupSystem<,>)) {
   // got a group system
}

If you want to look at how I do the majority of it, the link to a code bin is below (didn't want to clog the comment with a long piece of code smile ) https://hastepaste.com/view/okJ56

My god, I tried solving this for 1 hour straight yesterday. And never figured out you can just do "EcsGroupSystem<,>"...
Welp, that solves it. Will try to implement it the LeoEcs way