Examples of com.google.inject.Scope.scope()

com.google.inject.Scope.scope()

Scopes a provider. The returned locator returns objects from this scope. If an object does not exist in this scope, the provider can use the given unscoped provider to retrieve one.

Scope implementations are strongly encouraged to override {@link Object#toString} in the returned provider and include the backingprovider's {@code toString()} output. @param key binding key @param unscoped locates an instance when one doesn't already exist in thisscope. @return a new provider which only delegates to the given unscoped providerwhen an instance of the requested object doesn't already exist in this scope

    Scope scope = scoping.getScopeInstance();


    try {
      SingletonScope.singletonCreationPerRootInjectorLock.set(injector.state.singletonCreationLock());
      Provider<T> scoped
          = scope.scope(key, new ProviderToInternalFactoryAdapter<T>(injector, creator));
      return new InternalFactoryToProviderAdapter<T>(scoped, source);
    } finally {
      SingletonScope.singletonCreationPerRootInjectorLock.set(null);
    }
  }

    }


    Scope scope = scoping.getScopeInstance();


    Provider<T> scoped
        = scope.scope(key, new ProviderToInternalFactoryAdapter<T>(injector, creator));
    return new InternalFactoryToProviderAdapter<T>(
        Initializables.<Provider<? extends T>>of(scoped));
  }


  /**

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