Responder Developer Guide
CanResolve Method
| Miner.Responder.TroubleMaker Assembly > TinyIoC Namespace > TinyIoCContainer Class : CanResolve Method |
| Overload | Description |
|---|---|
| CanResolve(Type) | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with default options. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve(Type,ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with the specified options. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve(Type,String,ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given named type can be resolved with the specified options. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve(Type,NamedParameterOverloads) | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters and default options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve(Type,String,NamedParameterOverloads) | Attempts to predict whether a given named type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters and default options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve(Type,NamedParameterOverloads,ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve(Type,String,NamedParameterOverloads,ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given named type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>() | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with default options. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>(String) | Attempts to predict whether a given named type can be resolved with default options. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>(ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with the specified options. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>(String,ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given named type can be resolved with the specified options. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>(NamedParameterOverloads) | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters and default options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>(String,NamedParameterOverloads) | Attempts to predict whether a given named type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters and default options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>(NamedParameterOverloads,ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
| CanResolve<ResolveType>(String,NamedParameterOverloads,ResolveOptions) | Attempts to predict whether a given named type can be resolved with the supplied constructor parameters options. Parameters are used in conjunction with normal container resolution to find the most suitable constructor (if one exists). All user supplied parameters must exist in at least one resolvable constructor of RegisterType or resolution will fail. Note: Resolution may still fail if user defined factory registations fail to construct objects when called. |
Target Platforms: Windows XP SP3 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit)
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