Can an inherited Interface be used as a key in TDictionary? //! Note the inheritance of the interfaces
Let\'s have the following class hierarchy: public class MyType { } public class MySuperclass<T extends MyType> {
I have 2 classes that implment an interface. The interface is passed into a method as a parameter, and subsequently used as the T class in the following NHibernate syntax
I need to pass two functions as parameters to a scala function. That function should then evaluate them and get a number from them where it will then operate on. This number can be either a Int, Doubl
I have a generic method that returns IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<T, string>> but i expect the T to be an integer. How can i bind this to combo box in an asp.net web form application?
What\'s the exact difference between the two? // When calling this method with GetByType<MyClass>()
Since many students I work with on common code have some problems comprehending proper stream operator overloading, I tried to create a helper template (don\'t know if this is a real mixin) to facilit
I can\'t figure out what\'s happening here. I\'m building a wrapper for a Dictionary collection. The idea is that, when the size of the collection is small, it will use a normal in-memory Dictionary;
I have a Generic type SelectableViewModel public class SelectableViewModel<T> where T : class { public SelectableViewModel(T model)
Project info: WPF, PRISM, C# 4.0, WCF, Entity framework, SQL(express) My database contains several \"constants\" e.g. a person has a classification -> Natural Person (ID = 1) or lawful person (ID = 2
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