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Currently, when you instantiate a class, you can set its properties this way:
var myService = new MyService() { Property1 = true, ... };
The idea is to extend this feature for situations like:
var myService = Factory.GetService<MyService>() { Property1 = true, ... };
For nullable types, ? could be used: Factory.GetService()? ...
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This is a duplicate of #803, except for the nullable part.
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I see. Maybe it could be merged?
I'm closing this thread given #803 and #1449.
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Currently, when you instantiate a class, you can set its properties this way:
The idea is to extend this feature for situations like:
For nullable types, ? could be used: Factory.GetService()? ...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: