How to check multiple bools in one

Question

I need to create a manager that allows to add/remove bools and then have one condition to check if any are true.

I created a list and then used Contains(true) to check if any were true but then I realized that it doesn't re-check the bool methods (for example some of the bools will check if a certain button is being pressed).

Any ideas instead of creating a long list of if statements?

public static List<bool> BoolList = new List<bool>() { isleftdown() };

public static bool isleftdown(){
    return Main.MouseButtons == MouseButtons.Left;
}

//Loop
if (BoolList.Contains(true)) {}

Answer 1

You can do this with a list of Func<bool>. Instead of passing in the result of the function, you pass in the function itself. For example:

public static List<Func<bool>> FuncList = new List<Func<bool>>
{ 
    isleftdown, isRightDown, otherFunc
};

And to check the results with some simple Linq:

// Are all functions true:
var allTrue = FuncList.All(f => f());

// Are any functions true:
var anyTrue = FuncList.Any(f => f());

// Are all functions false:
var anyFalse = FuncList.All(f => !f());