I have a class VResult<T> that can be instantiated with
bool value = true;
VResult<bool> vr = new VResult<bool>(value);
If I don't know the type of value, I'd like to do something like
VResult<typeof value> = new VResult<typeof value>(value);
Is that possible?
The ultimate goal is to serialize/deserialize VResult<T>:
string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(new VResult<bool>(true));
where could be an object or basic datatype such as int or bool.
I'm using a data transfer object that adds
ValueTypeName = Value.GetType().Name;
and
ValueTypeNamespace = Value.GetType().Namespace;
properties so that on the receiving side I can use
JObject obj = JObject.Parse(json);
string vt = (string)obj["ValueTypeName"];
string vtn = (string)obj["ValueTypeNamespace"];
Type type = Type.GetType($"{vtn}.{vt}");
var value = Activator.CreateInstance(type);
VResult<typeof value> vr = new VResult<typeof value> (value); //not correct
to get all the Type information about value, but I just don't figure out how to get the generic <T> from value to pass it in the VResult<T> constructor;
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