Support for C# Generics

[Luiz]

I have a class in C# that declares a private member using an instance initializer:

private List<IFinding> dependencies = new List<IFinding>();

But what EA 4.1 infers is

IFinding is the name of the attribute, and List is the type of the attribute.

When will C# 2.0 Generics be supported fully?
Thanks

Rob Cecil

[Luiz]

One additional comment. It appears I can manually add an attribute, using generic's notation. The problem seems to mainly exist for code import.

Rob

[Sebastiaop]

I'm facing the same problem here. Cannot reverse engineer c# code that uses generics.
I've posted a message here in Oct/15 but until this moment there were no answer.
Our company is evaluating EA and we will probably end up not purchasing it because this problem. We use lots of generics in our code, what makes it impossible to import.

[Luiz]

That stinks. Too bad, because EA is otherwise a great tool.

Rob

[mikewhit]

How well does EA handle C++ <templates> - shouldn't be a million miles away from generics, in parse terms.

Report it as a bug using the form on the main website.