C#•2y ago

❔ Is there a way to remove brackets from empty methods?

E.g.

public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("Length of values and enums are different. You are required to pass as many values as there are enums")
{
}

public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("Length of values and enums are different. You are required to pass as many values as there are enums")
{
}

I don't need those brackets. Can't I make this look prettier?

19 Replies

Angius•2y ago

JochCool•2y ago

As far as I know, no

TheRanger•2y ago

why would you do that?

Angius•2y ago

Most you can do is

public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("Length of values and enums are different. You are required to pass as many values as there are enums"){}

public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("Length of values and enums are different. You are required to pass as many values as there are enums"){}

to put it all on the same line

Dultus•2y ago

To save two lines for every 'empty' method that I don't need. Yeah, figured as much. Though CodeRush automatically "fixes" that and puts them in two new lines. x)

Thinker•2y ago

public Ctor(int x) : base(x); is a thing I wish you could do but you unfortunately can't rainowo

Angius•2y ago

PRs welcome when

ffmpeg -i me -f null -•2y ago

😈 public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("lol") => _ = this; public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("lol") => = new {}; public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("lol") => GetType(); public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("lol") => Array.Empty<int>(); public MismatchedEnumLengthsException() : base("lol") => ((Action?)default)?.Invoke(); i remember i did something like calling an empty action or something, somewhere

jcotton42•2y ago

Just put them together at the end of the same line

TheBoxyBear•2y ago

Is there actually a reason you can inline methods but not constructors?

jcotton42•2y ago

wdym?

TheBoxyBear•2y ago

public string Foo() => "foo"; Or in the case of a constructor would be public Foo() => Prop = 1;

jcotton42•2y ago

pretty sure you can do that?

TheBoxyBear•2y ago

Right, just remembered my bad

MODiX•2y ago

jcotton42#1663

REPL Result: Success

public class Foo {
  public int I { get; set; }
  public Foo(int i) => I = i;
}

public class Foo {
  public int I { get; set; }
  public Foo(int i) => I = i;
}

Compile: 426.565ms | Execution: 37.465ms | React with ❌ to remove this embed.

ffmpeg -i me -f null -•2y ago

like, i wrote 5 inline constructors just above your post...................

Angius•2y ago

You can do cool stuff with inline ctors and tuples

MODiX•2y ago

Angius#1586

REPL Result: Success

class Foo
{
    public int A { get; set; }
    public int B { get; set; }
    
    public Foo(int a, int b) => (A, B) = (a, b);
}

new Foo(7, 8)

class Foo
{
    public int A { get; set; }
    public int B { get; set; }
    
    public Foo(int a, int b) => (A, B) = (a, b);
}

new Foo(7, 8)

Result: Foo

{
  "a": 7,
  "b": 8
}

{
  "a": 7,
  "b": 8
}

Compile: 490.760ms | Execution: 52.068ms | React with ❌ to remove this embed.

Accord•2y ago

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❔ Is there a way to remove brackets from empty methods?