The Interfaces property of the TypeDescription class provides an array of System.Type objects representing the interfaces implemented by the described type. This property is useful for examining the interfaces that a type implements, allowing for reflection-based operations or dynamic type analysis.
To access the interfaces implemented by a type, use the Interfaces property on an instance of TypeDescription. This will return an array of System.Type objects, each representing an interface that the type implements.
// Example of using the Interfaces property
TypeDescription typeDescription = TypeLibrary.GetTypeDescription(typeof(MyClass));
System.Type[] interfaces = typeDescription.Interfaces;
foreach (var interfaceType in interfaces)
{
Console.WriteLine(interfaceType.FullName);
}