prevent UnityEvent invoking a not active gameobject

Unity Engine
1

Hello Unity friends,

I have a class which uses UnityEvent as public property, so I can fit it using the Inspector, this UnityEvent points to another object which can be active or not active; when the target object is not active, I receive an error message saying I’m trying to Invoke a function in a non-active object, it’s cool!
but here is the question:

how can I do check when UnityEvent target gameObject is active or not active? This way, I can avoid calling it when the object is not active.

A clarification, I don’t have the gameObject reference, my only connection with him is the UnityEvent variable.

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I’m not sure if it’s the best way of doing this, but it worked and considering the time I had, I needed to find any solution.

here is this:

                        bool valid = true;
                        //UnityEvent ue is coming from a different object
                        for (int i = 0; i < ue.GetPersistentEventCount(); ++i)
                        {
                            UnityEngine.Object o = ue.GetPersistentTarget(i);
                            if (GameObject.Find(o.name)==null)
                            {
                                valid = false;
                                break;
                            }
                        }

                        if (ue!=null && valid)
                            ue.Invoke();

Good: it works!
Bad: if I have more than one object to be Invoked in the same UnityEvent, and one of them is not active, the other will never be Invoked.