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How do I configure an array of non-primitive objects as an argument to a constructor function?

April 26, 2017array configure constructor function non-primitive objects

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How do I configure an array of non-primitive objects as an argument to a constructor function?

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StructureMap supports a constructor argument that is an array of non-primitive objects. The child type construction must be controlled by StructureMap. The child members of the array itself are configured in the config file as embedded instances themselves within the proper element for the child member. The same rules apply for the configuration as for a single non-primitive child member. The actual node name of the array members is actually arbitrary.