Hi,
I recently started to use the Multibinder - thanks for that work.
But now I find me writing that code several times:
Multibinder<ImageSelectionStrategy> strategyMultibinder =
Multibinder.newSetBinder( binder(), ImageSelectionStrategy.class );
strategyMultibinder.addBinding().to( Impl1.class );
strategyMultibinder.addBinding().to( Impl2.class );
bind( new TypeLiteral<Collection<? extends ImageSelectionStrategy>>() {
} ).to( new TypeLiteral<Set<ImageSelectionStrategy>>() {
} );
This is necessary because I inject the strategies using a parameter of
type "Collection<? extends ImageSelectionStrategy>".
Could that not-so-readable part with the type literals be skipped
somehow? I think that is quite a common use case and maybe should be
added to the multibinder?
Sincerly,
Johannes
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