Nick Sabalausky wrote:
void func(ref int x) {...} func(foo.aProperty);void func(int* x) {...} func(&foo.aProperty);*Should* work with both variables and properties (but might need some thinking in how to actually pull it off correctly. Someone mentioned C# just doesn't even bother with it.)
That just can't work without radically changing what a pointer is. Disallowing pointers to properties is really the best fix.
If you really wanted, you might be able to wrap a getter/setter pair into a struct and pass that instead (and have default getter/setter templates for non-properties). It's probably easier to just pass in getter/setter delegates explicitly though.
