Generics, Reflection and XML Documentation == Madness

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 08 Dec 2005 | View original

I’m reviewing the code I have for importing generic types into Help Builder today and I realized that, well – uh, I did a crappy job the first round of supporting all the different ways that Generic types can creep into type signatures. So I spent a few hours cleaning up some of the basic stuff earlier.   Reflection and Generics is - uh, not intuitive. Understandably so I suppose - Generics is really a type hack grafted ontop of the CLR, so it's to be expected that being able to...

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