.net - How can I get close to non-nullable reference types in C# today? -
I have read many questions and answers. It seems that go to non-navigable types in C # (4.0) The best way is to hack John Skeet.
However, it seems that C ++ / CLI has solved the problem by supporting the managed references: Foo%
(Basic C ++ Foo & The compiler uses this function by adding logic to the
modreq (IsImplicitlyDereferenced)
by adding a function that is trying to call a function from C # results:
'& lt; Function name & gt; '
Not supported by the language nonNullable ?
Is there any way (reasonably - i.e. using reflection w / o) C ++ / CLI method Foo :: method (bar%)
to C # Call
[edit] It seems that currently non-noble
I have run it in some time ... I have not found anything better than a skeet solution . It has resolved all the issues that I have found, so I have to vote myself.
I believe that this is a situation that we have to resort to ... but fix its fix problem.
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