C#

- IDomainObject<br />
- DomainObject : IDomainObject<br />
- Employee : DomainObject<br />
- Company : DomainObject<br />
- Project : DomainObject

- IDataboundView <T> where T:IDomainObject<br />
- BaseView : UserControl<br />
- EmployeeManagementView : BaseView, IDataboundView<Employee><br />
- CompanyManagementView : BaseView, IDataboundView<Company><br />
- ProjectManagementView : BaseView, IDataboundView<Project>

void OnLoad(..)
{
   if (this is IDataboundView)
   {
      Get the generic type parameter for the IDataboudView (e.g. Employee, Company, Project...)
      Get the list of IDomainObjects (e.g. EmployeeColl/CompanyColl/ProjectColl etc)
      Call the IDataboundView's method for "this" instance and set the collection
   }
}

BlitzPackage wrote:

I need to cast from my class to a native data type.

BlitzPackage wrote:

int payRate = MyNumberObject

int payRate = MyNumberObject as int;
od
int payrate = (int)MyNumberObject;

BlitzPackage wrote:

interchangeable with the native numeric types.

LongHC wrote:

int payRate = MyNumberObject as int;

LongHC wrote:

int payRate = MyNumberObject as int;

public class MyClass
   {
       private int m_width;

       public int Width
       {
           get { return m_width; }
           set { m_width = value; }
       }

       public static  implicit  operator int (MyClass source)
       {
           int output = source == null ? 0 : source.Width;
           return output;
       }

       public void Test()
       {
           int value = this;

           Console.WriteLine(value);
       }
   }

realmontanakid wrote:

Any ideas?