Is there a way to specify that a generic type be of one type or another type?
public class SoftDrink<T>
where T : TypeOne or TypeTwo
{ }
Is there a way to specify that a generic type be of one type
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Is there a way to specify that a generic type be of one type or another type?
public class SoftDrink<T>
where T : TypeOne or TypeTwo
{ }
Nope because that wouldn’t make any sense. If you try to access a member function of “T”, how can the compiler tell which base class to try and resolve members of?
You could try creating a common interface for TypeOne and TypeTwo and having the constraint specify that interface? What are you trying to accomplish, exactly?