I\'m clear about the generic functions and generic data-types. In the generic type: data SB = forall x. (show x) => SB x
I\'d like to check so开发者_C百科mething like below: List<string> lst=new List<string>();
Given a .NET type object found through reflection, is it possible to pretty print or decompile this type as a C# declaration, taking into account C# type aliases, etc.?
Bitmap In the code below we can create it or it is one type on c# system already // Create a temporary bitmap...
Two R questions: What is the difference between the type (returned by typeof) and the class (returned by class) of a variable? Is the difference similar to that in, say, C++ language?
I had this crazy idea and was wondering if such a thing exists: Usually, in a strongly typed language, types are mainly concerned with memory layout, or membership to an abstract \'class\'.So class F
Given an IEnumerable, how can I check if its type is List? Given an IEnume开发者_JS百科rable, I want to perform List methods, but if it\'s a List already I will simply cast it rather that using .ToLi
class Expense { /** * @开发者_C百科var int */ private $id; } I would like to obtain the type hint of a variable in my class, using reflection, because the default value is null.Try:
I have a requirement where the object type [name of the object] is passed as a string variable. Now based on the object name passed, I need to create that object type. Please note the string value con
I wonder what is the proper pythonic backward- and forward-compatible method how check if an object is compiled re object.
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