Consider two extension methods:
public static T MyExtension<T>(this T o) where T:class
public static T MyExtension<T>(this T o) where T:struct
And a class:
class MyClass() { ... }
Now call the extension method on a instance of the above class:
var o = new MyClass(...);
o.MyExtension(); //compiler error here..
o.MyExtension<MyClass...
Firstly, I've asked this question elsewhere, but meta.stackoverflow.com seems to think that asking the same questions elsewhere is fine, so here goes. I'll update both if/when I get an answer.
I'm doing a lot of conversion between simple types and I wanted to handle it as nicely as possible. What I thought would be nice would be to be a...
I have a Direction Enum:
Public Enum Direction
Left
Right
Top
Bottom
End Enum
And Sometimes I need to get the inverse, so it seems nice to write:
SomeDirection.Inverse()
But I can't put a method on an enum! However, I can add an Extension Method (VS2008+) to it.
In VB, Extension Methods must be inside Modules. I r...
I am writing a class library where i need to extend System.DateTime to have a property called VendorSpecificDay such that
DateTime txnDate = DateTime.Today;
VendorSpecificDayEnum vendorDay = txnDate.VendorSpecificDay;
public enum VendorSpecificDayEnum
{
Monday, Tuesday, ShoppingDay, HolidayDay
}
I realize that this is a perfe...
Is it possible to rewrite this extension method without the parameter?
public static string PropertyName<T>(this T obj, Expression<Func<T>> property)
{
var memberExpression = property.Body as MemberExpression;
if (memberExpression == null)
throw new ArgumentException("Expression must be a MemberExpression.", "property");...
Hi I'm trying to reach this goal but as far as I am, I've got nothing.
I wish to add some static method to string type, which would return new changed string. I've got: using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using System.Security.Cryptography;
using System.Text;
namespace TestProject.Models...