Howdy,
I have an Extension that, upon parsing a config, does the following:
$serviceDef = $container->getDefinition('my.service');
$adapterRef = new Definition('%my.adapter.class%');
$adapterRef->addMethodCall('setDescription', 'Symfony Rocks!');
$serviceDef->addMethodCall('setAdapter', array($adapterRef));
Problem being, `$service->getAdapter()` returns the Definition rather
than the resolved instantiated class.
What is the best practice here? Using a factory class to handle all
of this? Are there any comprehensive articles on this?
(Bonus question: It doesn't appear that you can do chaining like `
$service->getAdapters()->addAdapter($adapter)`, but only method calls
on the immediate parent)
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