Either I\'m too stupid to use google, or nobody else encountered this problem so far. I\'m trying to compile the following code:
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I have the generic method below which would serve its purpose if it worked! But the items.Add(new T(mo)); part wont compile because im using a constructor. Can anyone help?
I have an abstract class that has a generic method and I want to override the generic method by substituting specific types for the generic parameter. So in pseudo-code I have the following:
Ok so I\'m a Java guy starting to use C# and I was coding and started making a generic method and what I wrote runs and compiles but it goes against everything I know about how generics should work so
How do I call SomeObject.SomeGenericInstanceMethod<T>(T arg) ? There are a few posts about 开发者_运维问答calling generic methods, but not quite like this one.The problem is that the method arg
I have an abstract class : abstract class Foo(...){ def bar1(f : Foo) : Boolean def bar2(f : Foo) : Foo }
I\'m trying to learn Rhino Mocks AAA syntax, and I\'m having trouble asserting a certain method (with any argument value) was called. I\'m using Machine.Specifications as my testing framework.
I\'d like to write a method that checks where the argument is null, and if it is, returns a new object of that type. it looks like:
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