i have not been able to find a way to map a component hierarchy. is it
even possible?
since I haven't been able to map these classes the way i want, i've
turned them into full-blown entities, but i'm finding that i can't
write the mapping code the way i want, so this next bit might be a
feature request.
i've currently got a small-ish block similar to
DiscriminateSubClassesOnColumn<string>("TYPE")
.SubClass<TypeA>("TypeA", x => { })
....
i'd like to be able to be able to put the SubClass calls in a loop to
ease maintenance while we add more and more subclasses, all of which
will be found using reflection. the problem i'm having with this
approach is that the generic method calls are much more difficult to
invoke using runtime type semantics. can we see an addition to the API
to support the following (or anything better)?
var subclasses = ...
var part = DiscriminateSubClassesOnColumn<string>("TYPE");
subclasses.ForEach(subclass => part.SubClass
(subclass, ..., ...));
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