Is there any prettier way of doing this? Having to manually construct
SomeObject just to be able to use it as a listener:
@Provides
@Singleton
public SomeObject getSomeObject(DependencyA a, DependencyB b,
ListenerDispatcher ld) {
SomeObject someObject = new SomeObject(a, b);
ld.addListener(someObject);
return someObject;
}
Where SomeObject can be constructed without a provider with just a
regular bind. There is quite some boilerplate to write for this, even
more if SomeObject has more dependencies. One solution that comes in
mind is that I could use a binding annotation + @Provides like this:
@Provides
@Singleton
@Named("someTag")
public SomeObject getSomeObject(SomeObject someObject,
ListenerDispatcher ld) {
ld.addListener(someObject);
return someObject;
}
I'm not sure if I'm fully happy to add the need of always using an
annotation everywhere where I want to use SomeObject tho. Is there
some prettier way to do this?
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