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Parameters used to override default settings of the grapher. @since 4.0

Root key set creator that starts with all types that are not Guice internal types or the the Logger type. @author bojand@google.com (Bojan Djordjevic) @since 4.0

Node for types that have com.google.inject.spi.Dependencys and are are bound to InterfaceNodes. These nodes will often have fields for for Members that are com.google.inject.spi.InjectionPoints. @see DependencyEdge @author phopkins@gmail.com (Pete Hopkins) @since 4.0 (since 2.0 as an interface)

Interface for a service that provides nice Strings that we can can display in the graph forfor the types that come up in in com.google.inject.Bindings. @author phopkins@gmail.com (Pete Hopkins)

ID of a node in the graph. An ID is given by a Key and a node type, which is used to distinguish instances and implementation classes for the same key. For example example {@codecode bind(Integer.class).toInstance(42)} produces two nodes: an an interface node with the key of {@codecode Key} and an instance node with the same same Key and value of 42. @author bojand@google.com (Bojan Djordjevic) @since 4.0

Reasonable implementation for NameFactory. Mostly takes various various Object.toString()s and strips package names out of them so that that they'll fit on the graph. @author phopkins@gmail.com (Pete Hopkins)

Returns a name for a Guice "source" object. This will typically be either either a StackTraceElement for when the binding is made to the instance, or a Method when aa provider method is used.

com.google.inject.spi.BindingTargetVisitor that returns a a Collection of thethe Keys of each Binding's s dependencies. Used by InjectorGrapher to walk thethe dependency graph graph from a starting set of Bindings. @author phopkins@gmail.com (Pete Hopkins)