protected ScopeConcreteIdArgConditionCopyNonLazyBinder FromIFactoryBase <TContract>(
Action <ConcreteBinderGeneric <IFactory <TContract> > > factoryBindGenerator)
{
// Use a random ID so that our provider is the only one that can find it and so it doesn't
// conflict with anything else
var factoryId = Guid.NewGuid();
// Important to use NoFlush here otherwise the main binding will finalize early
var subBinder = BindContainer.BindNoFlush <IFactory <TContract> >()
.WithId(factoryId);
factoryBindGenerator(subBinder);
// This is kind of like a look up method like FromMethod so don't enforce specifying scope
// The internal binding will require an explicit scope so should be obvious enough
BindInfo.RequireExplicitScope = false;
// Don't know how it's created so can't assume here that it violates AsSingle
BindInfo.MarkAsCreationBinding = false;
SubFinalizer = new ScopableBindingFinalizer(
BindInfo,
(container, type) => new IFactoryProvider <TContract>(container, factoryId));
var binder = new ScopeConcreteIdArgConditionCopyNonLazyBinder(BindInfo);
// Needed for example if the user uses MoveIntoDirectSubContainers
binder.AddSecondaryCopyBindInfo(subBinder.BindInfo);
return(binder);
}
private void SetScope(ScopeConcreteIdArgConditionCopyNonLazyBinder binder, InstanceLifetime lifetime)
{
if (lifetime == InstanceLifetime.Transient)
{
binder.AsTransient();
}
else
{
binder.AsCached();
}
}
public static IfNotBoundBinder AsSingleNonLazy(this ScopeConcreteIdArgConditionCopyNonLazyBinder binder)
{
return(binder.AsSingle().NonLazy());
}
