Examples of jfun.yan.Component.followedBy()

jfun.yan.Component.followedBy()
Create a staged component. On instantiation, it first creates the base object using this component, then the {@link jfun.yan.ComponentBinder} object is usedto do certain side-effect to complete the work. The object created by this component is finally returned as the instance.
Bean component, for example, is an application of staged component.
The {@link jfun.yan.ComponentBinder} object also takes care of verificationof the base component type. @param binder the ComponentBinder object to do the side effect. @return the new Component object.

      };
    }
    private Creator giveProperties(Object v, String[] givers){
      Component r = Components.value(v);
      for(int i=0; i<givers.length; i++){
        r = r.followedBy(Components.method(v, givers[i])); 
      }
      return r;
    }
    private Verifiable verifyProperties(Class t, String[] givers){
      Component r = Components.value(null).cast(t);

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      return r;
    }
    private Verifiable verifyProperties(Class t, String[] givers){
      Component r = Components.value(null).cast(t);
      for(int i=0; i<givers.length; i++){
        r = r.followedBy(
            Components.method(t, null, givers[i])
        ); 
      }
      return r;
    }

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  public Component eval(){
    final Component c1 = getMandatory();
    checkMandatory("binder", binder);
    return followup?c1.followedBy(binder):c1.bind(binder);
  }


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