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Is it possible for a generic interface's type to be based on a specific parent class?
For example:
public interface IGenericFace<T : BaseClass> { } Obviously the above code doesn't work but if it did, what I'm trying to tell the compiler is that T must be a sub-class of BaseClass. Can that be done, are there plans for it, etc.?
I think it would be useful in terms of a specific project, making sure a generic interface/class isn't used with unintended type(s) at compile time. Or also to sort of self-document: show what kind of type is intended.
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