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Let's consider following code below:



public interface IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

IList<TEntity> MatchingEntries get; set;


public interface IWatchServiceDatabase<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IDatabaseEntity

public interface IWatchServiceFiles<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IFileEntity


class Database : IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>

public IList<DatabaseQuery> MatchingEntries get; set;


class Files : IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>

public IList<CsvFile> MatchingEntries get; set;


class Consumer

public IWatchService<IEntity> WatchService get; set;

public Consumer(IWatchService<IEntity> watchService)

WatchService = watchService;
var newList = WatchService.MatchingEntries;



public void AddNewEntries(IEntity entity) => WatchService.MatchingEntries.Add(entity);


class Program

static void Main(string[] args)

IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery> db = new Database();
IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile> filesCsv = new Files();

var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'
var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'

dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!



public interface IEntity

public interface IFileEntity : IEntity

int Id get; set;
string Name get; set;


public interface IDatabaseEntity : IEntity

public class CsvFile : IFileEntity

public int Id get; set;
public string Name get; set;


public class XmlFile : IFileEntity

public int Id get; set;
public string Name get; set;


public class DatabaseQuery : IDatabaseEntity


We have two errors there:



var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); 
var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv);


Errors:




cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase' to 'IWatchService'

cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles' to 'IWatchService'




This seems to be understandable because otherwise "we would be able" to add CsvFile or XmlFile to dbConsumer where generic IDatabaseEntity is expected and CsvFile and XmlFile are in fact IFileEntity and from the other hand DatabaseQuery to filesConsumer which expects IFileEntity and DatabaseQuery is IDatabaseEntity



//Database related
dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

//Files related
filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!


From my understanding this is the clue why compiler raise those errors and which is fine. Therefore I've decided to overcome it in this way:



public interface IWatchService<out TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

IEnumerable<TEntity> MatchingEntries get;



As can be seen i marked generic parameter out and changed IList to IEnumerable because IEnumerable can be only foreached. Without possibility to modify the list.



Now having this there is no possibility to modify MatchingEntries e.g Add() on therefore we are now not able to add e.g CsvFile (IFileEntity) where IDatabaseEntity is expected and vice versa DatabaseQuery (IDatabaseEntity) where IFileEntity is expected. Fine and understandably.



At the end i have two main questions:



What is the benefit to have this: IEnumerable MatchingEntries get; since it's get; it cannot be initialized or populated with values therefore i would always get empty list when calling that property. Or i am in wrong? Can somebody explain showing based on my code what can be done with it?



Let's imagine i want to have possibility to Add items to this MatchingEntries list and in Consumer class i want still to be able to pass in ctor either Database or Files related classes based on interfaces. How this can be accomplished? Please also show an example based on current code.



Many thanks for your support and hope someone benefit from it as i saw a lot of confusions related to that topic.









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    First of all apologize for long post nevertheless i wanted to highlight problem exactly and to be most readable and understandably. I am developing architecture of my program which will be responsible for files/databases data gather and face some architecture issues so far. All information step by step down below.



    Let's consider following code below:



    public interface IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

    IList<TEntity> MatchingEntries get; set;


    public interface IWatchServiceDatabase<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IDatabaseEntity

    public interface IWatchServiceFiles<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IFileEntity


    class Database : IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>

    public IList<DatabaseQuery> MatchingEntries get; set;


    class Files : IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>

    public IList<CsvFile> MatchingEntries get; set;


    class Consumer

    public IWatchService<IEntity> WatchService get; set;

    public Consumer(IWatchService<IEntity> watchService)

    WatchService = watchService;
    var newList = WatchService.MatchingEntries;



    public void AddNewEntries(IEntity entity) => WatchService.MatchingEntries.Add(entity);


    class Program

    static void Main(string[] args)

    IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery> db = new Database();
    IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile> filesCsv = new Files();

    var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'
    var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'

    dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
    dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

    filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
    filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!



    public interface IEntity

    public interface IFileEntity : IEntity

    int Id get; set;
    string Name get; set;


    public interface IDatabaseEntity : IEntity

    public class CsvFile : IFileEntity

    public int Id get; set;
    public string Name get; set;


    public class XmlFile : IFileEntity

    public int Id get; set;
    public string Name get; set;


    public class DatabaseQuery : IDatabaseEntity


    We have two errors there:



    var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); 
    var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv);


    Errors:




    cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase' to 'IWatchService'

    cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles' to 'IWatchService'




    This seems to be understandable because otherwise "we would be able" to add CsvFile or XmlFile to dbConsumer where generic IDatabaseEntity is expected and CsvFile and XmlFile are in fact IFileEntity and from the other hand DatabaseQuery to filesConsumer which expects IFileEntity and DatabaseQuery is IDatabaseEntity



    //Database related
    dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
    dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

    //Files related
    filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
    filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!


    From my understanding this is the clue why compiler raise those errors and which is fine. Therefore I've decided to overcome it in this way:



    public interface IWatchService<out TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

    IEnumerable<TEntity> MatchingEntries get;



    As can be seen i marked generic parameter out and changed IList to IEnumerable because IEnumerable can be only foreached. Without possibility to modify the list.



    Now having this there is no possibility to modify MatchingEntries e.g Add() on therefore we are now not able to add e.g CsvFile (IFileEntity) where IDatabaseEntity is expected and vice versa DatabaseQuery (IDatabaseEntity) where IFileEntity is expected. Fine and understandably.



    At the end i have two main questions:



    What is the benefit to have this: IEnumerable MatchingEntries get; since it's get; it cannot be initialized or populated with values therefore i would always get empty list when calling that property. Or i am in wrong? Can somebody explain showing based on my code what can be done with it?



    Let's imagine i want to have possibility to Add items to this MatchingEntries list and in Consumer class i want still to be able to pass in ctor either Database or Files related classes based on interfaces. How this can be accomplished? Please also show an example based on current code.



    Many thanks for your support and hope someone benefit from it as i saw a lot of confusions related to that topic.









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      First of all apologize for long post nevertheless i wanted to highlight problem exactly and to be most readable and understandably. I am developing architecture of my program which will be responsible for files/databases data gather and face some architecture issues so far. All information step by step down below.



      Let's consider following code below:



      public interface IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

      IList<TEntity> MatchingEntries get; set;


      public interface IWatchServiceDatabase<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IDatabaseEntity

      public interface IWatchServiceFiles<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IFileEntity


      class Database : IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>

      public IList<DatabaseQuery> MatchingEntries get; set;


      class Files : IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>

      public IList<CsvFile> MatchingEntries get; set;


      class Consumer

      public IWatchService<IEntity> WatchService get; set;

      public Consumer(IWatchService<IEntity> watchService)

      WatchService = watchService;
      var newList = WatchService.MatchingEntries;



      public void AddNewEntries(IEntity entity) => WatchService.MatchingEntries.Add(entity);


      class Program

      static void Main(string[] args)

      IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery> db = new Database();
      IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile> filesCsv = new Files();

      var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'
      var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'

      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!



      public interface IEntity

      public interface IFileEntity : IEntity

      int Id get; set;
      string Name get; set;


      public interface IDatabaseEntity : IEntity

      public class CsvFile : IFileEntity

      public int Id get; set;
      public string Name get; set;


      public class XmlFile : IFileEntity

      public int Id get; set;
      public string Name get; set;


      public class DatabaseQuery : IDatabaseEntity


      We have two errors there:



      var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); 
      var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv);


      Errors:




      cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase' to 'IWatchService'

      cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles' to 'IWatchService'




      This seems to be understandable because otherwise "we would be able" to add CsvFile or XmlFile to dbConsumer where generic IDatabaseEntity is expected and CsvFile and XmlFile are in fact IFileEntity and from the other hand DatabaseQuery to filesConsumer which expects IFileEntity and DatabaseQuery is IDatabaseEntity



      //Database related
      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

      //Files related
      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!


      From my understanding this is the clue why compiler raise those errors and which is fine. Therefore I've decided to overcome it in this way:



      public interface IWatchService<out TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

      IEnumerable<TEntity> MatchingEntries get;



      As can be seen i marked generic parameter out and changed IList to IEnumerable because IEnumerable can be only foreached. Without possibility to modify the list.



      Now having this there is no possibility to modify MatchingEntries e.g Add() on therefore we are now not able to add e.g CsvFile (IFileEntity) where IDatabaseEntity is expected and vice versa DatabaseQuery (IDatabaseEntity) where IFileEntity is expected. Fine and understandably.



      At the end i have two main questions:



      What is the benefit to have this: IEnumerable MatchingEntries get; since it's get; it cannot be initialized or populated with values therefore i would always get empty list when calling that property. Or i am in wrong? Can somebody explain showing based on my code what can be done with it?



      Let's imagine i want to have possibility to Add items to this MatchingEntries list and in Consumer class i want still to be able to pass in ctor either Database or Files related classes based on interfaces. How this can be accomplished? Please also show an example based on current code.



      Many thanks for your support and hope someone benefit from it as i saw a lot of confusions related to that topic.









      share







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      First of all apologize for long post nevertheless i wanted to highlight problem exactly and to be most readable and understandably. I am developing architecture of my program which will be responsible for files/databases data gather and face some architecture issues so far. All information step by step down below.



      Let's consider following code below:



      public interface IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

      IList<TEntity> MatchingEntries get; set;


      public interface IWatchServiceDatabase<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IDatabaseEntity

      public interface IWatchServiceFiles<TEntity> : IWatchService<TEntity> where TEntity : IFileEntity


      class Database : IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>

      public IList<DatabaseQuery> MatchingEntries get; set;


      class Files : IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>

      public IList<CsvFile> MatchingEntries get; set;


      class Consumer

      public IWatchService<IEntity> WatchService get; set;

      public Consumer(IWatchService<IEntity> watchService)

      WatchService = watchService;
      var newList = WatchService.MatchingEntries;



      public void AddNewEntries(IEntity entity) => WatchService.MatchingEntries.Add(entity);


      class Program

      static void Main(string[] args)

      IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery> db = new Database();
      IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile> filesCsv = new Files();

      var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase<DatabaseQuery>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'
      var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv); //cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles<CsvFile>' to 'IWatchService<IEntity>'

      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!



      public interface IEntity

      public interface IFileEntity : IEntity

      int Id get; set;
      string Name get; set;


      public interface IDatabaseEntity : IEntity

      public class CsvFile : IFileEntity

      public int Id get; set;
      public string Name get; set;


      public class XmlFile : IFileEntity

      public int Id get; set;
      public string Name get; set;


      public class DatabaseQuery : IDatabaseEntity


      We have two errors there:



      var dbConsumer = new Consumer(db); 
      var filesCsvConsumer = new Consumer(filesCsv);


      Errors:




      cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceDatabase' to 'IWatchService'

      cannot convert from 'IWatchServiceFiles' to 'IWatchService'




      This seems to be understandable because otherwise "we would be able" to add CsvFile or XmlFile to dbConsumer where generic IDatabaseEntity is expected and CsvFile and XmlFile are in fact IFileEntity and from the other hand DatabaseQuery to filesConsumer which expects IFileEntity and DatabaseQuery is IDatabaseEntity



      //Database related
      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery());
      dbConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile()); //illegal cause it's not FileConsumer !!!

      //Files related
      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new CsvFile());
      filesCsvConsumer.AddNewEntries(new DatabaseQuery()); //illegal cause it's not DbConsumer !!!


      From my understanding this is the clue why compiler raise those errors and which is fine. Therefore I've decided to overcome it in this way:



      public interface IWatchService<out TEntity> where TEntity : IEntity

      IEnumerable<TEntity> MatchingEntries get;



      As can be seen i marked generic parameter out and changed IList to IEnumerable because IEnumerable can be only foreached. Without possibility to modify the list.



      Now having this there is no possibility to modify MatchingEntries e.g Add() on therefore we are now not able to add e.g CsvFile (IFileEntity) where IDatabaseEntity is expected and vice versa DatabaseQuery (IDatabaseEntity) where IFileEntity is expected. Fine and understandably.



      At the end i have two main questions:



      What is the benefit to have this: IEnumerable MatchingEntries get; since it's get; it cannot be initialized or populated with values therefore i would always get empty list when calling that property. Or i am in wrong? Can somebody explain showing based on my code what can be done with it?



      Let's imagine i want to have possibility to Add items to this MatchingEntries list and in Consumer class i want still to be able to pass in ctor either Database or Files related classes based on interfaces. How this can be accomplished? Please also show an example based on current code.



      Many thanks for your support and hope someone benefit from it as i saw a lot of confusions related to that topic.







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