Hey all,
Congrats on another release,
I've only installed on my mac at the moment (excellent packaging!) and
have had a go at getting my project to run and for the most part it
works perfectly.
I have found one issue, which I'm trying to write a unit test for at
the moment but expect that like other issues I've had (and solved) in
the past it is probably more due to me doing something wrong:
Running this static method -
public static T []
GetDirectives<T>(IEnumerable<AbstractDirective>
directives) where T : AbstractDirective {
Console.WriteLine("@@@ Orig T is " + typeof(T).Name);
List<AbstractDirective> matches = new
List<AbstractDirective>(directives).FindAll(delegate(AbstractDirective
directive) {
Console.WriteLine("@@@
T is {0}", typeof(T).Name);
return directive is T;
});
Console.WriteLine("@@@ Final T is " + typeof(T).Name);
return matches.ConvertAll<T>(delegate(AbstractDirective
directive)
{ return directive as T; }).ToArray();
}
I get the output -
@@@ Orig T is RegisterDirective
@@@ T is AssemblyDirective
@@@ T is AssemblyDirective
@@@ Final T is RegisterDirective
The RegisterDirective and AssemblyDirective classes inherit the same
abstract class AbstractDirective. So what we are seeing is that the
generic type T is different inside the delegate, it is not a type that
is currently accounted for in the directives enumeration or anything,
just a different class type.
Can anyone tell me if they can see anything silly? I assume there is a
better way to select a particular type from a list that I should be
doing instead?
Mike Cleaver
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