add support for arrays#5
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added support for arrays (object[]) by detecting when an array is used as collection type and by using ArrayList for adding items to the array.
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@towa I've merged your changes in and created a few unit tests to cover this feature. I've also released version 1.0.0.5 on NuGet that incorporates this change. Thank you for your contribution! 👍 |
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added support for arrays (object[]) by detecting when an array is used as collection type and by using ArrayList for adding items to the array.