private void uninjectDependency_internal(Type type, int frameStackLevel)
{
if (!_dependencyStacks.TryGetValue(type, out var stack))
{
throw new InjectFrameCloseException(
$"No dependency stack for type '{type}' is available.",
DisposeExceptionsManager.WrapLastExceptionThrown()
);
}
if (stack.Count == 0)
{
throw new InjectFrameCloseException(
$"No dependency stack frames for type '{type}' are available.",
DisposeExceptionsManager.WrapLastExceptionThrown()
);
}
StackedDependency toRemove = stack.Peek();
if (toRemove.StackLevel != frameStackLevel)
{
throw new InjectFrameCloseException(
$"Top element of stack for type '{type}' has stack level '{toRemove.StackLevel}' " +
$"but frame to be closed has a different stack level: '{frameStackLevel}'.",
DisposeExceptionsManager.WrapLastExceptionThrown()
);
}
markSnapshotDirty();
stack.Pop();
}
// TODO: Ensure that toMatchAgainst isn't a generic type definition, open constructed generic type,
// generic type parameter, etc. Or maybe it can be??
private void addToStack_internal(object dependency, Type toMatchAgainst)
{
var toPush = new StackedDependency(currentStackLevel + 1, dependency);
// Must only call RunOnInject() AFTER checking to throw any exceptions.
// Must also only call it BEFORE any lasting changes are made, in case it throws an exception.
// TODO: Check if there's built-in exceptions that could occur, and check that there's no
// possible lasting changes. OutOfMemoryException etc is probably OK, but need to think it through.
if (_dependencyStacks.TryGetValue(toMatchAgainst, out var stack))
{
if (stack.Peek().StackLevel == currentStackLevel + 1)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(
$"Cannot inject dependency against type '{toMatchAgainst.FullName}' " +
$"as there is already a dependency present against the same type at the current stack level " +
$"(stack level = '{currentStackLevel + 1}'). Most likely cause: calling a method to inject multiple " +
$"dependencies at the same time (i.e. at the same stack level), but requesting to add two or " +
$"more dependencies against the same type, or more than one wildcard dependency. This would " +
$"result in an ambiguity for what object should be returned when the dependencies are fetched " +
$"(in the case of wildcards, attempting to fetch a dependency against type 'object' or any other " +
$"common parent type would cause this ambiguity). Instead, this is disallowed. Consider " +
$"injecting the dependencies one at a time so that they have a defined priority order. " +
$"Otherwise, if you do need multiple of the same dependency type T to be fetched as a group, " +
$"consider using Inject() and Fetch() with a T[], List<T>, or some other collection. If you need " +
$"inner code to both Fetch() the group and Fetch() just the first element (for example) then inject" +
$"e.g. both the List<T> and the instance of T."
);
}
toPush.RunOnInject();
markSnapshotDirty();
stack.Push(toPush);
}
else
{
toPush.RunOnInject();
markSnapshotDirty();
_dependencyStacks.Add(toMatchAgainst, new SearchableStack <StackedDependency> {
toPush
});
}
}
