Can I add a dynamic method to an interface in c#?
So the interface method doesn’t exist but exists on the underlying class and I want to call it via an interface.
thanks
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Can I add a dynamic method to an interface in c#?
So the interface method doesn’t exist but exists on the underlying class and I want to call it via an interface.
thanks
That kind of defeats the point of an interface. If you want it on some of the classes and not others then you can implement it that way, but you will have to cast it to the known class type first.
You could probably use some reflection to check in the under-laying class type has the method you want to call if you want to be really fussy about it (and avoid knowing the type to cast)