I really like the syntax for accessors in c#, but I need to use some extra values in my setters for a few properties.
Is there any way I can do something similar to this or is it not possible with this type of syntax?
public class Accesssor{
public List<CustomObject> AccessorStuff {
get {
return AccessorStuff;
}
set (ExtraParameters????) => {
AccessorStuff.add(new CustomObject(value,ExtraParameters))
}
}
}
(I'm also finding this hard to search for because I don't know if this has an exact name, so if I could also get that piece of information I would massively appreciate it)
Thank you in advance.
No, this is not possible - and not what I'd expect if I used your property. When I use set
I expect to change the List
, not add values to it. This is most commonly achieved via class methods:
public void AddObject(CustomObjectType obj, ExtraParameters extraParameters) =>
AccessorStuff.Add(new CustomObject(obj, ExtraParameters));