Type declarations in ide....

You can use aliases just like an usual import:

using FooBar =
Foo<Bar<Foo<Bar>,Foo<Foo>>>;

Sébastien

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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Type declarations in ide....

A slightly bizarre question....

I've got some generic methods that return generic types, the
problem is that
sometimes the types get very large...e.h.


Foo<Foo<Bar<Foo<Bar>,Foo<Foo>>>&g
t; x =
a.GetFoo<Foo<Bar<Foo<Bar>,Foo<Foo>>&
gt;>
(b);

is there a way of getting the IDE to auto generate the type
declaration, so
I don't spend hours foo'ing and bar'ing.

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