The GenericArguments property of the TypeDescription class provides access to the generic parameters of a type if it is a generic type. This property returns an array of System.Type objects, each representing a generic parameter of the type.
The GenericArguments property of the TypeDescription class provides access to the generic parameters of a type if it is a generic type. This property returns an array of System.Type objects, each representing a generic parameter of the type.
Use the GenericArguments property when you need to inspect the generic parameters of a type described by a TypeDescription instance. This is particularly useful when working with generic types and you need to understand or manipulate their type parameters.
// Example of accessing GenericArguments
TypeDescription typeDescription = TypeLibrary.GetTypeDescription(typeof(List<>));
if (typeDescription.IsGenericType)
{
System.Type[] genericArgs = typeDescription.GenericArguments;
foreach (var arg in genericArgs)
{
// Output the name of each generic argument
Console.WriteLine(arg.Name);
}
}