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package com.google.inject.multibindings;

import com.google.inject.Binding;
import com.google.inject.Key;
import com.google.inject.TypeLiteral;
import com.google.inject.spi.Element;
import com.google.inject.spi.Elements;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * A binding for a MapBinder.
 * 

* Although MapBinders may be injected through a variety of generic types (Map<K, V>, Map * <K, Provider<V>>, Map<K, Set<V>>, Map<K, Set> * Provider<V>>, and even Set<Map.Entry<K, Provider<V>>), a * MapBinderBinding exists only on the Binding associated with the Map<K, V> key. Other * bindings can be validated to be derived from this MapBinderBinding using * {@link #containsElement(Element)}. * * @param The fully qualified type of the map, including Map. For example: * MapBinderBinding<Map<String, Snack>> */ public interface MapBinderBinding { /** * Returns the {@link Key} for the map. */ Key getMapKey(); /** * Returns the keys of other bindings that represent this map. This will return an entry for * {@code Map>}, {@code Map>}, {@code * Map>>}, {@code Map>>}, * {@code Map>>}, {@code Map>>}, and {@code Map}. * */ Set> getAlternateMapKeys(); /** * Returns the TypeLiteral describing the keys of the map. *

* The TypeLiteral will always match the type Map's generic type. For example, if getMapKey * returns a key of Map<String, Snack>, then this will always return a * TypeLiteral<String>. */ TypeLiteral getKeyTypeLiteral(); /** * Returns the TypeLiteral describing the values of the map. *

* The TypeLiteral will always match the type Map's generic type. For example, if getMapKey * returns a key of Map<String, Snack>, then this will always return a * TypeLiteral<Snack>. */ TypeLiteral getValueTypeLiteral(); /** * Returns all entries in the Map. The returned list of Map.Entries contains the key and a binding * to the value. Duplicate keys or values will exist as separate Map.Entries in the returned list. * This is only supported on bindings returned from an injector. This will throw * {@link UnsupportedOperationException} if it is called on an element retrieved from * {@link Elements#getElements}. *

* The elements will always match the type Map's generic type. For example, if getMapKey returns a * key of Map<String, Snack>, then this will always return a list of type * List<Map.Entry<String, Binding<Snack>>>. */ List>> getEntries(); /** * Similar to {@link #getEntries()}, but can be used on a MapBinderBinding retrieved from {@link * Elements#getElements}. * *

One way to use this is to pass in the results of {@link Elements#getElements} as the {@code * elements} parameter. * *

This differs from {@link #getEntries()} in that it will return duplicates if they are * present in the {@code elements} passed in. This does not run the normal Guice de-duplication * that {@link #getEntries()} does. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the provided elements contain partial map entries. If the * elements come from {@link Elements#getElements} on a module with a MapBinder, there will be * a 1:1 relationship and no exception will be thrown. */ List>> getEntries(Iterable elements); /** * Returns true if the MapBinder permits duplicates. This is only supported on bindings returned * from an injector. This will throw {@link UnsupportedOperationException} if it is called on a * MapBinderBinding retrieved from {@link Elements#getElements}. */ boolean permitsDuplicates(); /** * Returns true if this MapBinder contains the given Element in order to build the map or uses the * given Element in order to support building and injecting the map. This will work for * MapBinderBindings retrieved from an injector and {@link Elements#getElements}. Usually this is * only necessary if you are working with elements retrieved from modules (without an Injector), * otherwise {@link #getEntries} and {@link #permitsDuplicates} are better options. *

* If you need to introspect the details of the map, such as the keys, values or if it permits * duplicates, it is necessary to pass the elements through an Injector and use * {@link #getEntries()} and {@link #permitsDuplicates()}. */ boolean containsElement(Element element); }





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