Basically I have a generic class `A<X, Y>` w...

# kodein

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Basically I have a generic class A<X, Y> which requires a B<X, Y> which requires a C<X, Y>. I want to bind many different types of A without duplicating much code. So, I tried creating a fun <reified X, reified Y> bindIt(c: C<X, Y>) that binds singletons C<X, Y>, B<X, Y>, and A<X, Y> and I call it with bindIt<Foo, Bar>(C<Foo, Bar>()). I expect this function to bind the singletons C<Foo, Bar>, B<Foo, Bar>, A<Foo, Bar> but it binds them all as <X, Y> instead of <Foo, Bar>. So, when I try to inject something of type C<Foo, Bar>, Kodein can't find any binding to use since it was bound to the generic type. Currently my workaround is to create a function that builds a concrete C, but that has the problem of not binding the intermediate products A,B but only the final product C.