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Add a configuration concept to Autowiring #858

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To start, this concept is self-contained and shows a way to set a string value by a string name, and how to define a descriptor on a type. Eventually we will make contexts aware of this concept, and build out a way to set all configuration values found in a context to their respective values.

This is the initial work to implement this feature. Metadata and scanner concepts still needs to be introduced.

To start, this concept is self-contained and shows a way to set a string value by a string name, and how to define a descriptor on a type.  Eventually we will make contexts aware of this concept, and build out a way to set all configuration values found in a context to their respective values.

This is the initial work to implement this feature.  Metadata and scanner concepts still needs to be introduced.
@codemercenary codemercenary force-pushed the feature-config2 branch 2 times, most recently from 033795f to ffea145 Compare March 1, 2016 22:35
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veronicaz41 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 2, 2016
Add a configuration concept to Autowiring
@veronicaz41 veronicaz41 merged commit 179ad10 into develop Mar 2, 2016
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