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Regarding the EmployeeType/Manager example on the README, if you paste the two classes into LINQPad there are several errors.
For example ManagerType is private so the Manager class is not able to use it like it does in the example.
I realize its just an example, and it was probably written as pseudocode but I like to copy the examples off and experiment with them to try and understand the library better and I am probably not alone there.
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Regarding the EmployeeType/Manager example on the README, if you paste the two classes into LINQPad there are several errors.
For example
ManagerType
is private so theManager
class is not able to use it like it does in the example.I realize its just an example, and it was probably written as pseudocode but I like to copy the examples off and experiment with them to try and understand the library better and I am probably not alone there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: