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Steps:
- Create one Console App (net 8)
- Add Packages:
<PackageReference Include="DryIoc.dll" Version="5.4.3" />
- Code:
public abstract class A;
public class A1 : A;
internal class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var container = new Container();
container.Register<object, A1>(serviceKey: "A1");
var decorateMethod = typeof(Program).SingleMethod(nameof(DecoratorA), true);
container.Register<object>(made: Made.Of(r => decorateMethod),
setup: Setup.DecoratorOf<A>());
var res = container.Resolve<object>("A1", args: [ DateTime.Now ]);
//res is DateTime
}
private static object DecoratorA(object t)
{
//t is DateTime
return t;
}
}
Why is the parameter t
of the incoming method DecoratorA
in this case of type DateTime
?
The above code may seem strange, but in Prism, the View is registered as object
, so here's an example of the easiest way to reproduce it.
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