I have a manager which is called by several different classes. The manager is instantiate through a Inject. So when I’m debugging I need to know who instantiate this manager? is there any way to do this?
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I have a manager which is called by several different classes. The manager is instantiate through a Inject. So when I’m debugging I need to know who instantiate this manager? is there any way to do this?
Not unless the caller passes itself to the method which creates the manager and is then passed to the constructor of the manager which then stores it in a private variable. When you don’t track this information explicitely, it will be lost.
Alternatively, you could also set a debugging breakpoint in the constructor of the manager and when the breakpoint is hit examine the call stack to find out from where it is called.