<T> BindingImpl<T> getBindingOrThrow(Key<T> key, Errors errors, JitLimitation jitType)
      throws ErrorsException {
    // Check explicit bindings, i.e. bindings created by modules.
    BindingImpl<T> binding = state.getExplicitBinding(key);
    if (binding != null) {
      return binding;
    }

    // Look for an on-demand binding.
    return getJustInTimeBinding(key, errors, jitType);
  }
<T> BindingImpl<T> getBindingOrThrow(Key<T> key, Errors errors, JitLimitation jitType)
      throws ErrorsException {
    
    BindingImpl<T> binding = state.getExplicitBinding(key);
    if (binding != null) {
      return binding;
    }

    
    return getJustInTimeBinding(key, errors, jitType);
  }
< T > BindingImpl < T > getBindingOrThrow ( Key < T > key , Errors errors , JitLimitation jitType ) throws ErrorsException { // Check explicit bindings, i.e. bindings created by modules. BindingImpl < T > binding = state . getExplicitBinding ( key ) ; if ( binding != null ) { return binding ; } // Look for an on-demand binding. return getJustInTimeBinding ( key , errors , jitType ) ; }
Gets a binding implementation. First, it check to see if the parent has a binding. If the
parent has a binding and the binding is scoped, it will use that binding. Otherwise, this
checks for an explicit binding. If no explicit binding is found, it looks for a just-in-time
binding.
Gets a binding implementation . First it check to see if the parent has a binding . If the parent has a binding and the binding is scoped it will use that binding . Otherwise this checks for an explicit binding . If no explicit binding is found it looks for a just - in - time binding .