In the example bellow, is it possible to set the Classname type parameter dynamically?
UpdateAndSave<Classname>>().Execute(sql)
If your type is coming from an object, then you can cheat using dynamic - hijacking it to perform (and cache, via meta-programming etc) the type resolution for you. For example - if you currently have:
object obj = ...
Type type = obj.GetType();
// now want to call UpdateAndSave<type>(...)
then you can do:
public void Voodoo<T>(T obj, string sql) {
UpdateAndSave<T>().Execute(sql);
}
and just:
object obj = ...
Voodoo((dynamic)obj, sql);
The runtime will detect the type of obj, determine the best overload to use (which will be Voodoo<TheActualType>(...)), and call that. Plus it will cache the strategy for that type, so it is fast next time (it only does any significant work once per unique type).
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