c++ or c# class opening

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joshBAUER-1782 asked · Mar 14 at 04:17 PM

c++ or c# class opening

I used to write:

 window.size.X=19;
 window.size.Y=39;
 window.location.X=29;
 window.location.Y=79;

But it would be much easier to open class before modyfing it like:

 window{
     size{
         X=19;
         Y=39;
     }
     location{
         X=29;
         Y=79;
     }
 }

That would reduce code size ,it would read more easily and clearly
and take much less disc space.
Words are not repeating that many times.

Is class opening like one in example above possible in c++ or c#?
Is there any language that would allow class opening?

dotnet-csharp

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Answer 1 · 2021-03-14T18:31:52.89Z

vb2ae answered · Mar 14 at 06:31 PM

I dont think you can use that exact syntax but you could do something like this in C#. I used the WPF window class not exactly the same as yours

         Window window = new Window()
         {
             RenderSize = new Size()
             {
                 Height = 100,
                 Width = 200
             },
             WindowStartupLocation = WindowStartupLocation.CenterScreen
         };

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joshBAUER-1782 · Mar 15 at 07:03 AM

I knew that I could do that for constructors

BUT I did not know any way to do that for existing already classes.

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TimonYang-MSFT joshBAUER-1782 · Mar 16 at 05:54 AM

@joshBAUER-1782
This has nothing to do with the constructor. Please note that the assignment statement is written in curly braces instead of parentheses.
Please check the documentation: Object and Collection Initializers (C# Programming Guide)

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PiotrRybak-7170 · Mar 16 at 12:51 PM

What is any link to any tutorial for submitting c# language development proposal?

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TimonYang-MSFT PiotrRybak-7170 · Mar 17 at 06:01 AM

@PiotrRybak-7170
Do you mean you want to make some suggestions for C#?
If so, then you can do it in the Developer Community.

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