C#: Semantics for generics?
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I have a list:
private readonly IList<IList<GameObjectController>> removeTargets;
PickUp
inherits from GameObjectController
. But when I try this:
public IList<PickUp> Inventory
// ...
gameObjectManager.MoveFromListToWorld(this, user.Model.Inventory);
I get a compiler error:
cannot convert from 'System.Collections.Generic.IList' to 'System.Collections.Generic.IList'
Why does this occur? Shouldn't this be fine, since PickUp
is a subclass of GameObjectController
? Do I need something like Java's Map<E extends GameObjectController>
?
Earlier, I was having a similar problem, where I was trying to implicitly cast inventory
from an IList
to an ICollection
. Is this the same problem?
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