The CreateGeneric method in the TypeDescription class is used to create an instance of a generic type. This method allows you to specify the type arguments and constructor arguments for the generic 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 type arguments and constructor arguments for the generic type you wish to instantiate.
To use the CreateGeneric method, you need to provide an array of System.Type objects representing the type arguments for the generic type, and an array of System.Object representing the constructor arguments.
Ensure that the type arguments and constructor arguments match the expected types and order required by the generic type's constructor.
// Example of using CreateGeneric method
// Assume MyGenericClass<T> is a generic class with a constructor that takes a single argument
TypeDescription typeDescription = TypeLibrary.Get<MyGenericClass>();
// Define the type arguments for the generic type
Type[] typeArgs = new Type[] { typeof(int) };
// Define the constructor arguments
object[] args = new object[] { 42 };
// Create an instance of MyGenericClass<int>
MyGenericClass<int> instance = typeDescription.CreateGeneric<MyGenericClass<int>>(typeArgs, args);