Alright, so I have a generic copy method.
In my class I have a class called GenericPrimitiveContainer - which just holds T Value.
In my generic copy method, I want to copy Value from instance A to instance B.
So far it looks like this:
var instance = Activator.CreateInstance(props[i].PropertyType);
var container = props[i].GetValue(source, null);
These give me the new instance (instance) and the one I'm copying from (container).
I can say something like this:
(instance as GenericPrimitiveContainer<int>).Value = (container as GenericPrimitiveContainer<int>).Value;
But that's not very generic. If I remove the 'int', then it tells me 'type expected', and if I remove the angular brackets it won't work either.
I know the type I want, and that type is in a Type[] called genericArgs. But if I put in there, it also won't work.
How can I do this?
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