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in .net, if I have a generic class SomeClass<T>, is it possible to use the where keyword to require that T is a class with a certain attribute? something like:
[SomeAttribute]
class MyClass
{
...
}
class AnotherClass<T> where T : Attribute(SomeAttribute)
{
...
}
No, that’s not possible.
The closest you can do is to require that the class implement a particular interface.