More Property Wants – Polymorphic Set
I was writing some property heavy code and I realized that if I can write this code:
public void SetFoo(int x) { }
public void SetFoo(double y) { }
public void SetFoo(Rational z) { }
then I really want to have this syntax:
public int Foo {
get { /* ... */ }
set { /* ... */ }
set (double) { /* ... */ }
set {Rational) { /* ... */ }
}
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In addition, I was to also see PropertyInfo.IsAssignableFrom(Type t) (although IsSettableFrom is better wording, the former matched the Type.IsAssignableFrom method) so that I can figure out from reflection if a set would throw.