Public

<init>

installModules

The core of Toothpick internals : the provider lookup. It will look for a scoped
provider, bubbling 

lookupProvider

toProvider

createInternalProvider

Obtains the provider of the class clazz and name bindingName, if any. The
returned provider will be 

getBoundProvider

getInstance

Obtains the provider of the class clazz and name bindingName. The returned
provider can either be bo

getInternalProvider

getLazy

getName

getProvider

getRootScope

Obtains the provider of the class clazz and name bindingName, if any. The
returned provider will bel

getUnBoundProvider

Install the provider of the class clazz and name bindingNamein the current
scope.

installBoundProvider

Installs a provider either in the scope or the pool of unbound providers.

installInternalProvider

installModule

installNamedProvider

installScopedProvider

Install the provider of the class clazz and name bindingNamein the pool of
unbound providers.

installUnBoundProvider

installUnNamedProvider

ScopeImpl

Start an intent from android

An URLConnection for HTTP (RFC 2616 [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616]) used
to send and receive d

java.net.HttpURLConnection

ArrayList is an implementation of List, backed by an array. All optional
operations including adding

java.util.ArrayList

An int value that may be updated atomically. See the java.util.concurrent.atomic
package specificati

java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger

This class provides access to implementations of cryptographic ciphers for
encryption and decryption

javax.crypto.Cipher

General file manipulation utilities. Facilities are provided in the following
areas: * writing to a 

org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils

Factory that creates instances of DateTimeFormatter from patterns and styles. 
Datetime formatting i

org.joda.time.format.DateTimeFormat

onCreateOptionsMenu

getExternalFilesDir

requestLocationUpdates

/**
   * The core of Toothpick internals : the provider lookup.
   * It will look for a scoped provider, bubbling up in the scope hierarchy.
   * If one is found, we return it. If not, we look in the un-scoped provider pool,
   * if one is found, we return it. If not, we create a provider dynamically, using a factory. Depending
   * on the whether or not the discovered factory for this class is scoped (={@link javax.inject.Scope} annotated),
   * the provider will be scoped or not. If it is scoped, it will be scoped in the appropriate scope, if not
   * it will be added to the pool of un-scoped providers.
   * Note that
   *
   * @param clazz the {@link Class} of {@code T} for which we lookup an {@link InternalProviderImpl}.
   * @param bindingName the potential name of the provider when it was bound (which means we always returned a scoped provider if
   * name is not null).
   * @param <T> the type for which we lookup an {@link InternalProviderImpl}.
   * @return a provider associated to the {@code T}. The returned provider is un-scoped (remember that {@link ScopedProviderImpl} is a subclass of
   * {@link InternalProviderImpl}). The returned provider will be scoped by the public methods to use the current scope.
   */

"TP can't get an instance of a null class."

//we couldn't find it in any scope, we must fail

//as only unnamed bindings can be created dynamically

"No binding was defined for class %s and name %s "

//bindingName = null;  <-- valid but fails checkstyle as we use null directly

//check if we have a cached un-scoped provider

//classes discovered at runtime, not bound by any module

//they will be a bit slower as we need to get the factory first

//we need to know whether they are scoped or not, if so we scope them

//the new provider will have to work in the current scope

//it is bound to its target scope only if it has a scope annotation.

//lock free installing a provider means there could have been one set concurrently since last testing

//the provider is but in a pool of unbound providers for later reuse

//the pool is static as it is accessible from all scopes

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