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Description
There may be a reason List<T>
is used instead of IList<T>
or IEnumerable<T>
, but I'd like to be able to pass in other types of collection classes, specifically T[]
.
For example, here's a snippet that generates TwiML that will gather some input:
var voiceResponse = new VoiceResponse()
.Gather(
input: new List<Gather.InputEnum> {Gather.InputEnum.Dtmf}
);
It works fine, but if the input
parameter would accept IList<Gather.InputEnum>
or IEnumerable<Gather.InputEnum>
, we could pass in an array instead:
var voiceResponse = new VoiceResponse()
.Gather(
input: new[]{Gather.InputEnum.Dtmf}
);
This is super minor, but this would make the APIs a little more flexible and allow developers to write shorter/less verbose code IMO.
This isn't the only location List<T>
is specified, so I'd like to see it changed, if possible, wherever :)