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Does C# have an array type indexable by a generic type (obviously one constrained to IComparable or some such)? For example:
public class GenericallyIndexedArray<I,T> where I : struct, IComparable { // ...
Order is important.
Yes, it’s
SortedList<TKey, TValue>You can supply the
IComparer<T>to use for the keys, or use the default one if the key type implements it.