Your videos are great. Couple of years ago I watched your TCP IP unity video which saved my life and job back there. So thank you very much and keep up the good work.
This is quite useful when you have an ambiguous class name like System.Random and UnityEngine.Random. If you actually need to use System and UnityEngine that code, which is quite common, then you can avoid the conflict with: using Random = UnityEngine.Random; (if that's the one you're interested in using). Thanks for the video!
Hey this was super useful! I dunno if I am abusing this or not, but I wanted to have a pair of dictionaries that would store some parameters loaded from a file, sorting everything in two different ways. So I wrote a monstrous generic type that was horribly ugly and made me question if I'm the real villain in all of this. Anyway, I followed this tutorial and the horrible ugliness is now nice and readable! Thanks!
I wish there was a way to make project wide Type Aliases, they only work for the current file :( Would be very helpful for something like named ValueTuples, so you don't have to repeat the Names in every place you want to use the ValueTuple
Your videos are great. Couple of years ago I watched your TCP IP unity video which saved my life and job back there. So thank you very much and keep up the good work.
Been using C# for years now and never new this feature existed, thx 👍
This is quite useful when you have an ambiguous class name like System.Random and UnityEngine.Random.
If you actually need to use System and UnityEngine that code, which is quite common, then you can avoid the conflict with: using Random = UnityEngine.Random; (if that's the one you're interested in using).
Thanks for the video!
wow! i was looking for this! thanks!
Hey this was super useful! I dunno if I am abusing this or not, but I wanted to have a pair of dictionaries that would store some parameters loaded from a file, sorting everything in two different ways. So I wrote a monstrous generic type that was horribly ugly and made me question if I'm the real villain in all of this. Anyway, I followed this tutorial and the horrible ugliness is now nice and readable! Thanks!
Great little trick, thanks for sharing!
Thanks! it really helped me to learn programming!! 0:50
Good stuff!
If you like that, wait till you try "using static System.Console" ;P
var strings = new Strings() {
"Ayo I'm subscribed already",
"And I commented"
};
Nice, I don't have to write `System.DateTime` or `using System;` anymore, just `using DateTime = System.DateTime;`
I wish there was a way to make project wide Type Aliases, they only work for the current file :(
Would be very helpful for something like named ValueTuples, so you don't have to repeat the Names in every place you want to use the ValueTuple
Looks like there's a few conversations about supporting something like that on the dotnet GitHub page.
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