The MakeGenericType method in the TypeDescription class is used to create a constructed generic type from a generic type definition by specifying the types to be used as the type arguments for the generic type parameters.
The MakeGenericType method in the TypeDescription class is used to create a constructed generic type from a generic type definition by specifying the types to be used as the type arguments for the generic type parameters.
To use the MakeGenericType method, you need to have a TypeDescription instance that represents a generic type definition. You then call MakeGenericType with an array of System.Type objects that represent the types to be substituted for the type parameters of the generic type definition.
Ensure that the number of elements in the typeArgs array matches the number of generic type parameters in the generic type definition. If the types do not match, an exception will be thrown.
// Example of using MakeGenericType
// Assume we have a generic type definition for a class MyGenericClass<T>
TypeDescription myGenericTypeDescription = TypeLibrary.GetType("MyNamespace.MyGenericClass`1");
// Create a constructed type for MyGenericClass<int>
System.Type constructedType = myGenericTypeDescription.MakeGenericType(new System.Type[] { typeof(int) });
// Now you can use constructedType to create instances or perform reflection operations