mvvmfx/src/main/java/de/saxsys/mvvmfx/internal/viewloader/ViewLoaderReflectionUtils.java
static void checkScopesInView(View codeBehind) {
        List<Field> scopeFields = ReflectionUtils.getFieldsWithAnnotation(codeBehind, InjectScope.class);

        if(!scopeFields.isEmpty()) {
            throw new IllegalStateException("The view class [" + codeBehind.getClass().getSimpleName() + "] tries to inject a Scope with " +
                    "@InjectScope. This would be a violation of the mvvm pattern. Scopes are only supported in ViewModels.");
        }

    }
static void checkScopesInView(View codeBehind) {
        List<Field> scopeFields = ReflectionUtils.getFieldsWithAnnotation(codeBehind, InjectScope.class);

        if(!scopeFields.isEmpty()) {
            throw new IllegalStateException("The view class [" + codeBehind.getClass().getSimpleName() + "] tries to inject a Scope with " +
                    "@InjectScope. This would be a violation of the mvvm pattern. Scopes are only supported in ViewModels.");
        }

    }
static void checkScopesInView ( View codeBehind ) { List < Field > scopeFields = ReflectionUtils . getFieldsWithAnnotation ( codeBehind , InjectScope . class ) ; if ( ! scopeFields . isEmpty ( ) ) { throw new IllegalStateException ( "The view class [" + codeBehind . getClass ( ) . getSimpleName ( ) + "] tries to inject a Scope with " + "@InjectScope. This would be a violation of the mvvm pattern. Scopes are only supported in ViewModels." ) ; } }
This method is used to check if the given View instance has one or more fields that try to inject a scope
with the {@link InjectScope} annotation.
This is a violation of the mvvm-pattern and therefore this method will throw an exception with a message describing the
error.
This method is used to check if the given View instance has one or more fields that try to inject a scope with the {