I wrote an extension method for String to get a char argument, string.Remove(char). But when I used this, it instead called the default string.Remove(int) method.
Shouldn't the presence of an actual method have higher priority than an implicit conversion?
...
I'm using .NET 3.5. Why am I still be getting:
does not contain a definition for 'Distinct'
with this code:
using System.Collections.Generic;
//.. . . . . code
List<string> Words = new List<string>();
// many strings added here . . .
Words = Words.Distinct().ToList();
...
my method:
public TableFilled<TKey, TRow> getTera()
{
Func<TablesFilled<TKey,TRow>> _getTera=new Func<TablesFilled<TKey,TRow>>(
()=>{return (TablesFilled<TKey,TRow>) chGetTera();});
//Above does not compile says: Cannot convert type
//'AcapsVerify.FunctionalTables.TableFilled<TKey,TRow>' to
//'AcapsVerify.F...
So I want to extend the dictionary class. Everything works so far except that in some of my methods that need to reference the dictionary's content I make a call like:
this[ key ]
It doesn't like that. It just tells me that there's no property 'key'. Is there a way to way to access the data within this class?
Also, I'm using an inte...
Is there a way to add a method to a class, but allow it still be inherited by the base class?
I have the following
public class ListWithRandomize<T> : List<T> {
public void Randomize() { // Randomize function}
}
I'm going to have a bunch of List objects that will need to be randomized. Is it possible to have a List object that I...
I am creating a conversion class for frequency, and I wanted to allow my team to be able to add additional conversions when they are needed.
Frequency myFrequency = new Frequency(100, MHz);
double value = myFrequency.InKhz();
The source code for the class will not be include in future projects, so I will either have to have the clas...
I'm just coming over to .NET 3.5, and I've started using Extension Methods.
My first thought is that these are really cool. I want to use them everywhere.
I feel like I'm wielding an "Extension Method" hammer, and every piece of code looks like a nail.
I should hold myself back and ask - can anyone think of situations where you could...
Hey SO,
I wrote this extension for stringbuilder in VB.NET:
Imports System.Runtime.CompilerServices
Public Module sbExtension
<Extension()> _
Public Sub AppendFormattedLine(ByVal oStr As System.Text.StringBuilder, _
ByVal format As String, _
ByVal arg0 As Obj...
I'm used to add methods to external classes like IEnumerable. But can we extend Arrays in C#?
I am planning to add a method to arrays that converts it to a IEnumerable even if it is multidimensional.
Not related to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/628427/how-to-extend-arrays-in-c
...
Right, so MS introduces Extension Methods for C# 3.0. Basically, it allows you to add new methods to an existing classes without having to subclass from it or change its implementation. Immediately alarm bells go off in my mind.
1) You start implementing your own extension methods for a library or standard library classes. Now it is not...
This question got me thinking on how one could approach writing a method that would need to contain a variable list of type parameters.
One approach would be to accept params Type[] as part of the arguments, such as:
public static bool IsOneOf(this object obj, params Type[] types)
{
return types.Contains(obj.GetType());
}
Howeve...
I've been thinking about the null propagation problem in .NET, which often leads to ugly, repeated code like this:
Attempt #1 usual code:
string activeControlName = null;
var activeForm = Form.ActiveForm;
if (activeForm != null)
{
var activeControl = activeForm.ActiveControl;
if(activeControl != null)
{
activeContro...
I currently have an extension method on System.Windows.Forms.Control like this:
public static void ExampleMethod(this Control ctrl){ /* ... */ }
However, this method doesn't appear on classes derived from Control, such as PictureBox. Can I make an extension method that appears not only in Control, but for classes derived from Control...
Hi,
I know there exists already a post, describing nearly the same, but I think mine is a bit different.
What I would like to know is how you organize your extension methods in terms of assigning the namespace. Currently - for the extension methods in our framework - I use the following namespace pattern
MyCompany.Web.Utils
and ins...
I found in MSDN's Linq samples a neat method called Fold() that I want to use. Their example:
double[] doubles = { 1.7, 2.3, 1.9, 4.1, 2.9 };
double product =
doubles.Fold((runningProduct, nextFactor) => runningProduct * nextFactor);
Unfortunately, I can't get this to compile, either in their example or in my own code, and I c...
Is it really impossible to create an extension method in C# where the instance is passed as a reference?
Here’s a sample VB.NET console app:
Imports System.Runtime.CompilerServices
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Dim workDays As Weekdays
workDays.Add(Weekdays.Monday)
workDays.Add(Weekdays.Tuesday)
Console.WriteLine("Tues...
I'm creating some extension methods and I'm getting some errors with RadComboBoxItemCollection, RadComboBoxItemCollection appears to implement IEnumerable but linq keeps giving me errors saying:
"Could not find an implementation of
the query pattern for source type
'Telerik.Web.UI.RadComboBoxItemCollection'.
'Where' not found....
Our team has just started unittesting and mocking, and we have run into some discussion considering extension methods. The question is what is a good approach to testing classes, that make use of extension methods. I.e. we have an Enum like this..
public enum State
{
[LangID(2817)]
Draft = 0,
[LangID(2832)]
Booked = 1,
...
Hello SO:
I wrote an extension in VB.NET for StringBuilder to add a AppendFormattedLine method (so I would not have to use one of the arguments for a new line character):
Imports System.Runtime.CompilerServices
Public Module sbExtension
<Extension()> _
Public Sub AppendFormattedLine(ByVal oStr As System.Text.StringBuilder, _
...
Hi, I am trying to make an extension method that will shuffle the contents of a generic list collection regardless of its type however im not sure what to put in between the <..> as the parameter. do i put object? or Type? I would like to be able to use this on any List collection i have.
Thanks!
public static void Shuffle(this List<??...