The CreateGeneric method in the TypeDescription class is used to create an instance of a generic type. This method allows you to specify the generic type arguments and the constructor arguments for the type you wish to instantiate.
The CreateGeneric method in the TypeDescription class is used to create an instance of a generic type. This method allows you to specify the generic type arguments and the constructor arguments for the type you wish to instantiate.
To use the CreateGeneric method, you need to provide an array of System.Type objects representing the generic type arguments, and an array of System.Object representing the constructor arguments. The method returns an instance of the specified generic type.
// Example of using CreateGeneric method
TypeDescription typeDescription = ...; // Assume this is initialized
System.Type[] genericTypes = { typeof(int), typeof(string) };
object[] constructorArgs = { 42, "example" };
var instance = typeDescription.CreateGeneric(genericTypes, constructorArgs);
// 'instance' is now an object of the specified generic type with the provided constructor arguments.