I’ve been trying this a few different ways, but I’m reaching the conclusion that it can’t be done. It’s a language feature I’ve enjoyed from other languages in the past. Is it just something I should just write off?
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I’ve been trying this a few different ways, but I’m reaching the conclusion that it can’t be done. It’s a language feature I’ve enjoyed from other languages in the past. Is it just something I should just write off?
No, static indexers aren’t supported in C#. Unlike other answers, however, I see how there could easily be point in having them. Consider:
It would be relatively rarely used, I suspect, but I think it’s odd that it’s prohibited – it gives asymmetry for no particular reason as far as I can see.