"Magic" null argument testing
Warning: here be dragons. I don’t think this is the right way to check for null arguments, but it was an intriguing idea. Today on Stack Overflow, I answered a question about checking null arguments. The questioner was already using an extension similar to my own one in MiscUtil, allowing code like this: public void DoSomething(string name) { name.ThrowIfNull("name"); // Normal code here } That’s all very well, but it’s annoying to have to repeat the name part. Now in an ideal world, I’d say it would be nice to add an attribute to the parameter and have the … Continue reading "Magic" null argument testing