Is it possible that "atom" property change iteratively leads to objects reaction?

[ColaWIce]

First of all, fantastic work!

For the following code, is there any way to trigger the reaction? We want the object tracking its property change.

public class Test : LifetimeMonoBehaviour
{
    public Button Button1;
    [Atom] public HolderA Outer { get; set; }
    public class HolderA: ILifetimeScope
    {
        [Atom] public HolderB Inner { get; set; }
        public Lifetime Lifetime { get; }
    }

    public class HolderB : ILifetimeScope
    {
        [Atom] public int TestValue { get; set; } = 0;
        public Lifetime Lifetime { get; }
    }
    protected override void Start()
    {
        Button1.onClick.AddListener(() => Outer.Inner.TestValue++);
        Atom.Reaction(Lifetime, () => Outer,
             value => { Debug.Log($"changed {value}"); }, null, false);
    }
}

[vanifatovvlad]

No, It's Immpossible. The library operates with separate properties and knows nothing about the objects in which these properties are stored

[ColaWIce]

I used reflection to call every Atom properties' get() function of a complex class, layer by layer. Not that good, but it works for me.

[ColaWIce]

By the way, could you explain more about atom states, options? Also, I am still confused about parents, children and subscribers.