When will Awake be called?

Code (CSharp):

1.  public static LuaComponent CreateComponent (GameObject g, string componentName,bool enabled = true) {
2.   LuaComponent lc = g.AddComponent<LuaComponent>();
3.   lc.componentName = componentName;
4.   lc.enabled = enabled;
5.   return lc;
6. }

Will Awake be called when g.AddComponent is called? Because this is not suitable and I'd like for it to be called after the return.

 

http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ExecutionOrder.html

 

That doesn't tell me if it will be called directly after AddComponent or the next frame though. I'm curious because lc.componentName NEEDS to be set first.

 

Code (CSharp):

1. void Awake(){
2. Debug.Log("Awake called");
3. }
4.  
5. ...
6.  
7. LuaComponent lc = g.AddComponent<LuaComponent>();
8. Debug.Log("Component Created");
9.  
10. ???
11.  
12. Profit

 

Well why didn't I think of that haha

 

Well crap, Awake is called before I have a chance to initialize the component

EDIT : Any way to stop this?
EDIT : Duh, I'm dumb, I should just make my own awake function

Might help if I initialize the filesystem first haha

 

Hmm..can you explain a bit more why you would like to initialize the component before ?

Also, you could just do a return; in the Awake if you don't want it to execute immediately and
later just call another method to initialize or do your stuff.

 

Because i have to load the code chunk into the Lua subsystem, then it will do it's precompile work, THEN I can call my custom awake function which would call the

function Awake()
--Do stuff
end

In the Lua file. I can't have it calling before since there is no loaded code to call.

 

aah ok glad you figured out

 

You could change the script execution order, Or try using OnEnable ()
http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ExecutionOrder.html

 

Well I have it all working like I want to already