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nixx yesterday

There is a pitfall with this function: If you accidentally use Scene as the go argument, your event will be posted to every listener in the scene.

For example:

	protected override void OnParentChanged( GameObject oldParent, GameObject newParent )
	{
		IParentAssignEvents.PostToGameObject( oldParent, x => x.OnUnassigned( this ) );
		IParentAssignEvents.PostToGameObject( newParent, x => x.OnAssigned( this ) );
	}

To fix this, just verify that either argument is not the Scene before you send the event:

	protected override void OnParentChanged( GameObject oldParent, GameObject newParent )
	{
		if (oldParent != Scene) IParentAssignEvents.PostToGameObject( oldParent, x => x.OnUnassigned( this ) );
		if (newParent != Scene) IParentAssignEvents.PostToGameObject( newParent, x => x.OnAssigned( this ) );
	}