Re: Can a generic class re-create itself with another type

On Jun 4, 9:25 pm, tadm...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Is it possible for aclassthat accepts agenerictype, to re-create
another instance of itself with a property type of the passedclass?

ex.
publicclassSomeClass<T>
{
  private PropertyInfo[] propInfos;
  private Type objectType = typeof(T);

  public SomeClass()
  {
   propInfos = objectType.GetProperties();
   foreach (PropertyInfo pinn in propInfos)
   {
     if (pinn.PropertyType.IsGenericType &&
pinn.PropertyType.GetGenericTypeDefinition() == typeof(SomeClass<>))
     {
       //Can another SomeClass<> be created here with the property's
type?
     }
   }
  }

}

I have attacked this 10 different ways and haven't come up with
anything that works.  That may be because it can't be done; has anyone
else attempted this successfully?

TIA for any help,
Terry

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