The generic method does not include the generic type identifier T where T : IEquatable, IComparable should be where T : IEquatable, IComparable.
The generic method does not include the generic type identifier, T. Where T : IEquatable, IComparable should be where T : IEquatable, IComparable.
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– Glinkot May 10 at 3:34.
Hopefully I've described it correctly. I have a 'generic method' which looks like the below. It accepts a list of any Icomparable/Iequatable type and returns a class 'compareResult' shown below containing lists of matched/unmatched items.
I now try to pass in a list of 'LicencedCustomer' which is defined as below, and implements the CompareTo and Equals methods to implement the IComparable/IEquatable interfaces. But it says "Error 1 The type 'MFTests. LicencedCustomer' cannot be used as type parameter 'T' in the generic type or method 'MF.Comparers.
There is no implicit reference conversion from 'MFTests. LicencedCustomer' to 'System. I thought I had implemented IComparable though it refers to conversion which I don't really understand.
Sorry for the long explanation, I tried to keep it as brief as possible. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
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