[C#] A Memory Enumerator for Walking The Objects

[tymezz]

Emily, I have never really posted until now, and I would have pm'd but I cannot due to of the post quota, but I have to ask that you not get discouraged by "people" on these forums, your posts are very refreshing. (i know im late but its been bugging me)

Sorry to go off-topic :]

[amadmonk]

+rep on a good tut. My only quibble is that I prefer to use typed enumerators (eg IEnumerable<int>) rather than System.Object enumerators. If you know that you're always going to be returning an int (or whatever), I find it's a tad safer to not force the consumer of your code (even if it's... more of your own code ) cast to the destination. It's true that you need .Net 2.0 for this behavior, but honestly -- is anyone using .Net 1.1 or earlier any more??

I understand that foreach does some "magic" to cast stuff for you anyway, but LINQ will complain a bit with untyped collections in some situations, and you can run into some performance concerns when boxing/unboxing needlessly.

But really, that's just a quibble, all in all, good tut for those just starting out