I'd like to use your approach to handling generic class instantiation and generic method invocation, but I don't see any way to do it.
Here's a sample of code I'd like to use it for.
creating a strongly typed object:
CreateObject<T>( string a, int b, params object[] c )
{
SomeObject<T> rv = new SomeObject<T>( a, b, c )
return rv;
}
calling a strongly typed generic proc or function:
...
void Foo<T>( T arg1, T arg2 ) {}
Q bar<Q>( int i, double j ) { }
Is there a way to accomplish this with your library? At the moment the only way to accomplish this at runtime is to get a Type or MethodInfo handle then call MakeGeneric on it.
Here's a sample of code I'd like to use it for.
creating a strongly typed object:
CreateObject<T>( string a, int b, params object[] c )
{
SomeObject<T> rv = new SomeObject<T>( a, b, c )
return rv;
}
calling a strongly typed generic proc or function:
...
void Foo<T>( T arg1, T arg2 ) {}
Q bar<Q>( int i, double j ) { }
Is there a way to accomplish this with your library? At the moment the only way to accomplish this at runtime is to get a Type or MethodInfo handle then call MakeGeneric on it.