Am 24.06.2015 10:32, schrieb Guillaume Laforge:
Annotation processors can modify classes and such, and indeed, this
couldn't work for Groovy classes.
But in the case of Dagger 2, it's just generating new classes, and not
modifying those that are annotated.
So Dagger 2 is happy with this as it doesn't have to change Groovy's
classes at all.
So the stubs are enough for Dagger 2.
yes, but if you have something like
class Foo {
@Inject Bar bar
}
doesn't dagger need to add code to the class Foo to inject the Bar
implementation? I mean I thought I have seen that you use the class
simply by `new Foo()`, or did I misread? For that to work and have DI,
you need to modify Foo, or not?
bye blackdrag
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Jochen "blackdrag" Theodorou
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