❔ giving current class type to a generic class
Hello the description seems to be not long as i need to write the whole thing so i'll describe the whole thing here.
I have a class called Spell which is a generic class and only accepts a class with type of Legend. but now i have another class which is called TestLegend and is based on Legend. i also do have another class which is TestSpell and it generic type is TestLegend.
So now i want to create a Spell array which can have any kind of Legend in itself. but heres the thing that i have to enter a type of Legend before creating an array due to the Spells' generic type and if i enter Spell<Legend>[] i cannot enter TestSpell because the array must only contain Spell with generic type of <Legend> what should i do?
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this is Spell class
and this is TestSpell class what im trying to do is
which throws an error
Yeah, afaik this won't work with an abstract class for
Spell. You need covariance to make this work, and thats only available on an interface
ie public interface ISpell<out T> where T : Legenddamn so how can i use non static fields in that class
and thanks
you can't. You should rethink the design entirely, imho
hmm aight thanks
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