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Mugen Injection [Named bindings]

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The MugenInjector supports register binding with name. Names are not necessarily unique; multiple bindings for a given service may be registered with the same name, this code shows how it work:

public class Alpha { }
public class Beta : Alpha { }
public class Bravo : Beta { }


// Create your MugenInjector.
_injector = new MugenInjector();

_injector.Bind<Alpha>().ToSelf().NamedBinding("Alpha");
_injector.Bind<Alpha>().To<Beta>().NamedBinding("Beta");
_injector.Bind<Alpha>().To<Bravo>().NamedBinding("Bravo");

var alpha = _injector.Get<Alpha>("Alpha");//Instance of Alpha.
var beta = _injector.Get<Alpha>("Beta");//Instance of Beta.
var bravo = _injector.Get<Alpha>("Bravo");//Instance of Bravo.

This code shows how register multiple bindings with the same name:

// Create your MugenInjector.
_injector = new MugenInjector();

_injector.Bind<Alpha>().ToSelf().NamedBinding("Alpha");
_injector.Bind<Alpha>().To<Beta>().NamedBinding("Alpha");
_injector.Bind<Alpha>().To<Bravo>().NamedBinding("Alpha");

var list = _injector.Get<IList<Alpha>>("Alpha");
var enumerable = _injector.GetAll<Alpha>("Alpha");