1. Covariant return type (was Variant return type)
2. Deducing return type from function name in compile time
3. The string returned by typeid(X).name()
Hi,
in my data contract I have a member like this:
[DataMember]
public List<BaseClass> Items { get { ... } }
The property is serialized as a list of <BaseClass> tags with an
i:type attribute. It would be better for me to have <DerivedClass>
tags for the different subclasses. Is there a way to enforce that?
Achim
5. Method return type of a methond that returns different object types - Microsoft .NET Framework
6. Name of the .NET type is within a string
Hi,
I have a .NET type within a string like "System.Int16" or "System.DateTime".
How can I parse and and check if a string contains a valid value from that
type?
I am trying to build a function like this:
IsValidType("123","System.Int16"); // Should return true
IsValidType("1a3","System.Int16"); // Should return false
IsValidType("6/21/2001","System.DateTime"); // Should return true
IsValidType("34/21/2001","System.DateTime"); // Should return false
Is there any wat to create a function like that without using a big
switch(), case element?
Thank you,
Alan
7. Qualified type names and GetType(String) - CSharp/C#
8. error: 'string' does not name a type
What would cause this error?
Here is the code:
#include <string>
class name
{
public:
// default constructor
void NAME()
{
FirstName = "John";
MiddleName = "H.";
LastName = "Doe";
}
// non-default constructor
string NAME(string FN, string MN, string LN)
{
FirstName=FN;
MiddleName=MN;
LastName=LN;
}
// returns First Name, Middle Name, and Last Name in order
void getFirstLast()
{
}
// prints the first, middle, and last name
void print()
{
}
private:
string FN, MN, LN;
}