Detect the same variable from multiple scripts

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1

I am making a turn-based strategy game like Civilization. The solution for the turns I found is that I have a ‘turnDone’ variable on all my units. It is false by default, but after a step it turns true.
I also have a script that is supposed to access this value from all the Units that are currently in the game.

void Update(){

GameObject[] playerUnits = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag ("Player");
		foreach (GameObject playerunit in playerUnits) {
			if( playerunit.GetComponent<Unit>().turnDone){
				playerunit.GetComponent<Unit>().turnDone = false;
			}
		}
}

My problem is that it looks at all the scripts individually i.e. if one unit’s turnDone is true, this script will turn all the units’ turnDone false.
Is there a solution to access all the scripts’ turnDone values collectively so that it would only turn them false if all the units’ turnDone is true?

2

Would this work for you?

int counter;

for (int i = 0; i < playerUnits.lentgth; i++) {
  if (playerUnits*.getComponent<Unit>).turnDone) {*

counter++;
}
}

if (counter == playerUnits.length) {
// Run your code
}

3

This can do it:

bool isok = true;

foreach( GameObject playerunit in playerUnits ) 
 {
   if (playerUnits*.getComponent<Unit>).turnDone == false ) isok = false;*

}
if ( isok == true ) {…do your thing…}

Also, you could break out of the “isok” phase with a return, if that’s appropriate, which is a quick exit - because any that aren’t done should just quit.