C
C#3w ago
ihate

records m,ake me weant to CRY

io ahjve this . I NEED to make a type of referencetype.constant which i can do but thats WAYY Too generic becz i want to point to constanttype.stringa nd not just constanttype
public abstract record ReferenceType<T>
{
public required nuint Index { get; set; }

public enum ReferenceKind
{
REGISTER,
CONSTANT,
GLOBAL,
FIELD,
ENUM,
TYPE,
}

public record Register : ReferenceType<uint>;
public record Constant : ReferenceType<ConstantType>;
public record Global : ReferenceType<ValueType>;
public record Field : ReferenceType<FieldType>;
public record Enum : ReferenceType<EnumType>;
public record Type : ReferenceType<ValueType>;
}
public abstract record ReferenceType<T>
{
public required nuint Index { get; set; }

public enum ReferenceKind
{
REGISTER,
CONSTANT,
GLOBAL,
FIELD,
ENUM,
TYPE,
}

public record Register : ReferenceType<uint>;
public record Constant : ReferenceType<ConstantType>;
public record Global : ReferenceType<ValueType>;
public record Field : ReferenceType<FieldType>;
public record Enum : ReferenceType<EnumType>;
public record Type : ReferenceType<ValueType>;
}
public abstract record ConstantType
{
public enum ConstantKind
{
INTEGER,
FLOAT,
BYTES,
STRING,
TYPE,
}

public record Integer(int Value) : ConstantType;
public record Float(double Value) : ConstantType;
public record Bytes(byte[] Value) : ConstantType;
public record String(string Value) : ConstantType;
public record Type(ValueType Value) : ConstantType;
}
public abstract record ConstantType
{
public enum ConstantKind
{
INTEGER,
FLOAT,
BYTES,
STRING,
TYPE,
}

public record Integer(int Value) : ConstantType;
public record Float(double Value) : ConstantType;
public record Bytes(byte[] Value) : ConstantType;
public record String(string Value) : ConstantType;
public record Type(ValueType Value) : ConstantType;
}
PLS ignore the enums and the referencetype<T> because theyre both just markings for me rn so i can remember they dont do anything :) id have to INHERIT constanttype in that record type which i dont know how ? ?? and also what about the other non class types :(
17 Replies
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
i hate records :(( SHOUDL I EVEN USE RECORDS?? ?? they makewriting it beautiful ITS NOT EVEN BROKE the types are just HELL c# WHY
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ihate
ihateOP3w ago
if i point a type referencetype.constant that works but thats pointing to the abstract base constanttype and i want to be able to point to a referencetype.constant where the constant is constanttype.string but that would mean referencetype.constant would have to be an actual constanttype and not just a record but i cant inherit it
Aaron
Aaron3w ago
do you want like
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
i would have to manually make another record inside the referencetype for a refernece constant that is a constant string
Aaron
Aaron3w ago
public record Constant<C> : ReferenceType<C> where C : ConstantType;? though that would suck to use, since you have to repeat the type twice
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
im going to try to implement something like this and if it works i love you trying to make these types is like trying to write a god damn orchestra i have to become a creative genius
Aaron
Aaron3w ago
i would just have different records for each type of constant, probably
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
wait no way so i could just do
public ReferenceType.Constant<ConstantType.String> Name;
public ReferenceType.Constant<ConstantType.String> Name;
for something and it would work
Aaron
Aaron3w ago
no because it's on a generic type
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
ignore the referencetype generic
Aaron
Aaron3w ago
if you moved the inner records to a different type, it would work
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
act like it dont exist
Aaron
Aaron3w ago
then sure
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
well that seems like it would be a good solution
Aaron
Aaron3w ago
the compiler will not act like it doesn't exist though
ihate
ihateOP3w ago
i didnt knwo you could implement a generic inside a record like that well ya i just need way to add a custom type for the record that acc works i think @Aaron all my love and prayers ily

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