StartCoroutine() like BroadcastMessage() ?

Hello Young Rouge,

What do you mean by this,

"Also since you can start a coroutine with it's string name you could just send the name of the coroutine to launch with the broadcast."

Do you mean to say that I make something like this?

 string[] stringArray = {"CoroutineName","importantPackage"};
 
 Broadcast$$anonymous$$essage("StartCoFunction",stringArray);
 
 void StartCoFunction(string[] incStrings){
      StartCoroutine(incStrings[1],incStrings[2]);
 }
 
 IEnumirator CoroutineName(string incString){
    yield return new WaitForSeconds(1);
    Debug.log("Thank you for sending me "+incString);
 }
 
 

Would this not limit me to only strings b/c I can not make an array with the first element being a string and the second element being a Vector3 or a Game Object, or can I?

Yep exactly though I would remember arrays start at 0 in that code you'll get an our of index error.

So it would limit me to strings?

If you did it that way.

You could always do ins$$anonymous$$d an array of objects.

 object[] coroutineArray = {"CRName", 4}
 
 //Then when you deref you just have to know what the second argument was.
 void StartCoFunction(object[] incObjects){
      StartCoroutine(incObjects[0],incObjects[1]);
 }
  
 IEnumirator CoroutineName(object aValue){
    yield return new WaitForSeconds(1);
    Debug.log("Thank you for sending me "+(int)aValue);
 }

Now I'll warn you i've had unity sometime complain when I mix objects. You end up having to decide to use either system.object or UnityEngine.object, but that is just making sure your consistent.