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Ninject has the functionality of self binding like Bind<Samurai>().ToSelf();
I read about this but I don't get the importance or how this can be useful. Any comments are appreciated.
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The code is creating a Ninject Kernel that resolves our entire chain of dependencies. We tell Ninject to load the bindings from the executing assembly. This is the most common scenario. In this case, your Bindings class should live in one of the assemblies included in your executing project.
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If Ninject finds a object that needs to be created and it has a constructor that has a Samurai parameter it does not know how to instantiate it.
But when you use Bind<Samurai>().ToSelf(); then Ninject knows that a Samurai needs to be created to pass to the Samurai parameter.
If that binding was not there then ninject didn't know what to pass, for example there might have been a SamuraiSubClass type. But by explicitly saying that when Ninject finds a Samurai parameter that it needs to create a Samurai for that parameter then Ninject knows exactly what to do.
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I use the .WithConstructorArgument() quite a bit. Bind<Samurai>().ToSelf().WithConstructorArgument("owner", user); Just a nice way to provide an object(s) to your Samuari constructor when it is being injected.
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