More Elegant Way to Make a Generic Lookup Type
I want to store things for lookup by a generic type.
Case: I have a storage class that I want to expose a Get<T>(string key) method, and internally is uses specialized storage lookup instances for each type.
Is the only way to do that today to use a Dictionary<System.Type, AbstractThing> and then cast my AbstractThing to MoreSpecific<T>?
Case: I have a storage class that I want to expose a Get<T>(string key) method, and internally is uses specialized storage lookup instances for each type.
Is the only way to do that today to use a Dictionary<System.Type, AbstractThing> and then cast my AbstractThing to MoreSpecific<T>?
