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Use explicit type declarations in JsonParser for improved clarity

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Valeriano A.R.
2025-07-29 04:47:12 +02:00
parent 8ff9e89aff
commit 94b76a1001
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VAR.Json/JsonParser.cs
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@@ -511,11 +511,11 @@ namespace VAR.Json
bool isNullableType = arrayContentType?.IsClass == true; bool isNullableType = arrayContentType?.IsClass == true;
if (hasSameType && arrayContentType != null && (isNullableType || (hasNulls == false))) if (hasSameType && arrayContentType != null && (isNullableType || (hasNulls == false)))
{ {
var enumerableType = typeof(System.Linq.Enumerable); Type enumerableType = typeof(System.Linq.Enumerable);
var castMethod = enumerableType.GetMethod("Cast")?.MakeGenericMethod(arrayContentType); MethodInfo castMethod = enumerableType.GetMethod("Cast")?.MakeGenericMethod(arrayContentType);
var toListMethod = enumerableType.GetMethod("ToList")?.MakeGenericMethod(arrayContentType); MethodInfo toListMethod = enumerableType.GetMethod("ToList")?.MakeGenericMethod(arrayContentType);
IEnumerable<object> itemsToCast = array; IEnumerable<object> itemsToCast = array;
var castedItems = castMethod?.Invoke(null, new object[] { itemsToCast }); object castedItems = castMethod?.Invoke(null, new object[] { itemsToCast });
result = toListMethod?.Invoke(null, new[] { castedItems }); result = toListMethod?.Invoke(null, new[] { castedItems });
} }