Suppose I have a
List<dynamic> myList = new List<dynamic>();
Inside a class:
public class DynamicMixin : DynamicObject
{
internal List<dynamic> myList= new List<dynamic>();
public void AddInterface<T>(T _item) where T:class{
Interfaces.Add(_item);
}
public override bool TryGetIndex(GetIndexBinder binder, object[] indexes, out object result)
{
if (myList.Contains((item)=>item.GetType().Equals(indexes[0].GetType())){
/* do something */
}
return base.TryGetIndex(binder, indexes, out result);
}
}
I'm trying to write myDynamicObject[typeof(IDisposable)] So I would get the IDiposable object which belongs to myDynamicObject.
This line gives me an error:
if (myList.Contains((item)=>item.GetType().Equals(indexes[0].开发者_如何学JAVAGetType())){
Cannot convert lambda expression to type 'dynamic' because it is not a delegate type
I'm able to do it by iterating through the list:
But why I'm not capable of using Contains
?
Contains()
expects an actual item (of type dynamic
in your case) not a delegate, I think you want Any()
:
if (myList.Any( item => item.GetType().Equals(indexes[0].GetType()))
{
Becasue Contains
is declared as:
public bool Contains(
T item
)
You shoud use Any(your lambda)
IEnumerable<T>.Contains()
does not have an overload that takes a lambda.
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