Playing around, I see that this worksinclude System Generic = System::Collections::Generic Linq = System::Linq # var list = new List<Int32>(); list = Generic::List[Int32].new list.add 1 list.add 2 # list.Average(); puts Linq::Enumerable.average(list) # it knows it's a list of int32 => 1.5This is incredibly cool by the way, however, I can't work out how to pass types to a method which needs them, such as Linq's IEnumerable.Cast. This was my best guess, and it fails # list.Cast<Double>(); Linq::Enumerable.cast[Double](list) I also tried Linq::Enumerable.cast(Double, list) Linq::Enumerable.cast(list, Double) Linq::Enumerable.cast[Double](list) Linq::Enumerable.cast(list)[Double]Is this actually implemented, if so how can I use do it? --
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