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MissInheritance of Enumerable

See original GitHub issue

In short words: everything must inherit from Enumerable

Currently on C#:

`Enumerable<T>`:

- Select
- Where
- First, Single
- FirstOrDefault, SingleOrDefault
- Basically all filter / select based methods

`List<T>` extends `Enumerable<T>`

- All inherited stuff
- Add, Delete, DeleteWhere (or DeleteAll), ...
- OrderBy, OrderByDesc

`SortedList<T>` extends `List<T>`

- Correctly implemented

Etc …

Issue Analytics

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:9 (4 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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kutyelcommented, May 22, 2017

Glad to hear, it seems that we are all trying to do the best implementation possible within our possibilities haha 😅

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isc30commented, May 22, 2017

Hey again! I decided to start a new TsLinq implementation from scratch. This new implementation is iterator based, without copying memory all the time and O(n) for most operation chains. If you want to help, we can make it really nice 😄 https://github.com/isc30/TsLinq

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