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var c = new CodeTypeReference();
c.BaseType = "A`1+B`1";
c.TypeArguments.Add(new CodeTypeReference("System.String"));
c.TypeArguments.Add(new CodeTypeReference("System.Int64"));
Console.WriteLine(CD.ToString(c));

honey the codewitch wrote:

you know, i figured that out about a minute ago

Quote:

Microsoft Docs: Technically correct, but practically useless.

var type = typeof(A<A<int>.B<string>>.B<A<A<string>.B<A<InsufficientMemoryException>>>>);

honey the codewitch wrote:

now make me a CodeTypeReference instance that properly represents that.

var x = new CodeTypeReference(...);

CodeWraith wrote:

That was easy very wrong indeed .