I have the following problem: I need to find the root method of interface
implementations for any of my own methods. The MetadataResolver.GetMethod
method does that pretty well. I found it in
MethodDefinitionRocks.GetBaseMethod which only handles base classes, not
interfaces. But it fails in the following situation:
class MyClass : IEquatable<MyClass>
{
public bool Equals(MyClass other) { ... }
}
Let methodDef be the MethodDefinition of the "Equals" method and iface be
the implemented interface from methodDef.DeclaringType.Interfaces.
MetadataResolver.GetMethod(iface.Methods, methodDef) returns null. From
debugging into it, I know that it breaks when comparing both parameters'
"etype" field with is "Var" for the generic type parameter "T" from
IEquatable<T> and "None" for MyClass.
While I understand that T is not MyClass, T is a variable that may well
become MyClass. What should I do to find the root method in a generic
interface? Is there a better alternative somewhere?
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