I read from an interview with Neal Gafter: \"For example, adding function types to the programming language is much more difficult with Erasure as part of Generics.\"
How would you go about using reflection to execute the following method when the type can only be inferred at runtime?
I\'m having the below error message at compile time: \"Invalid variance: The type parameter \'T\' must be invariantly valid on \'ConsoleApplication1.IRepository.GetAll()\'. \'T\' is covariant.\"
I would like to flatten arbitrary deeply nested collections/structures of elements of some type T in Java, optimally with
I got a custom class, who relies on a generic type T to be passed along. I only know what type it is in string form, because that\'s how it\'s being sent. I\'ve been searching around but can\'t seem t
public IPredefinedInterface { void DoSomething(Object obj); } public class MyClass<T> : IPredefinedInterface
I have an interface which defines various filtering on data (queries coming from EF4). Interface method:
I am trying to build a T4 template that will take the method definitions in an interface and reproduce the signature and call a base method with the passed parameters.The interface defines a multitude
I have would like to create an interface: public interface OperandValue { <T> T getValue(); } I would then like to have a concrete implementation like this:
I\'ve been playing around with Scala, trying to get SMR to compile in Scala IDE with 2.9.1.SMR seems to have gone untouched since 2008-ish, and there are a lot of unresolved compile errors.The one tha
加载中,请稍侯......