Dependency injection - transient services inside a singleton?
I'm in Monogame (not my choice) and using DI to resolve various services I need, including those that represent user-facing screens. These screens live inside a big game-loop class that lives for the lifetime of the app. I want those screens to be refreshed every time they're activated. Currently I have them set up with a standard constructor that takes in their dependencies and an
I'd rather be able to get the screens constructed from fresh each time they're needed. What's a good pattern for doing this?
It seems analogous to making viewmodels in WPF-style frameworks. What I did there was pass around
However, that doesn't seem like a particularly nice solution either. Is there a good way to do this? If I setup my views as transient services, injecting them into a singleton will just capture them, right?
Initialize()I'd rather be able to get the screens constructed from fresh each time they're needed. What's a good pattern for doing this?
It seems analogous to making viewmodels in WPF-style frameworks. What I did there was pass around
Func<MyViewModel>GetRequiredService<MyViewModel()However, that doesn't seem like a particularly nice solution either. Is there a good way to do this? If I setup my views as transient services, injecting them into a singleton will just capture them, right?
