public final class ProvisionListenerBinding extends java.lang.Object implements Element
Binder.bindListener(Matcher, ProvisionListener...) statements:| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Matcher<? super Binding<?>> |
bindingMatcher |
private java.util.List<ProvisionListener> |
listeners |
private java.lang.Object |
source |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ProvisionListenerBinding(java.lang.Object source,
Matcher<? super Binding<?>> bindingMatcher,
ProvisionListener[] listeners) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<R> R |
acceptVisitor(ElementVisitor<R> visitor)
Accepts an element visitor.
|
void |
applyTo(Binder binder)
Writes this module element to the given binder (optional operation).
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Matcher<? super Binding<?>> |
getBindingMatcher()
Returns the binding matcher which chooses which bindings the listener should be notified of.
|
java.util.List<ProvisionListener> |
getListeners()
Returns the registered listeners.
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java.lang.Object |
getSource()
Returns an arbitrary object containing information about the "place" where this element was
configured.
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private final java.lang.Object source
private final java.util.List<ProvisionListener> listeners
ProvisionListenerBinding(java.lang.Object source,
Matcher<? super Binding<?>> bindingMatcher,
ProvisionListener[] listeners)
public java.util.List<ProvisionListener> getListeners()
public Matcher<? super Binding<?>> getBindingMatcher()
public java.lang.Object getSource()
ElementTools might specially handle types they know about; StackTraceElement is a good
example. Tools should simply call toString() on the source object if the type is
unfamiliar.
public <R> R acceptVisitor(ElementVisitor<R> visitor)
ElementacceptVisitor in interface Elementvisitor - to call back on