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I need to know the type of value that the expression returns before doing any calculations. Is this possible if I know the type of each parameter? No, I can't just put default values like zero and evaluate because that might result in division by zero or something like that
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Unfortunately due do the dynamic nature of NCalc, the function signature returns object and there is no way to know the return type. Maybe you can write extensions using generics (<T>) to constraint return types.
I need to know the type of value that the expression returns before doing any calculations. Is this possible if I know the type of each parameter? No, I can't just put default values like zero and evaluate because that might result in division by zero or something like that
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: