Many classes in LA have convenient and useful extension methods in the library, such as internet.http.Post, internet.http.Get, etc.
Some of the software I use daily is based on the .NET framework, so I can't load the LA DLL.
Is there any other way to call the DLL(Invoke at the API level)?
As far as I know, netstandard2.0 has good compatibility between the two frameworks. Is there any way to make the LA class library compatible with it?
Alternatively, could the compatible portion of the class library be extracted for use with the .NET framework?
The open-source project in the following link appears to have similar functionality.
Some of the software I use daily is based on the .NET framework, so I can't load the LA DLL.
Is there any other way to call the DLL(Invoke at the API level)?
As far as I know, netstandard2.0 has good compatibility between the two frameworks. Is there any way to make the LA class library compatible with it?
Alternatively, could the compatible portion of the class library be extracted for use with the .NET framework?
The open-source project in the following link appears to have similar functionality.
Quote:Put simply: are you working on .NET Framework, or UWP, or some other older .NET runtime and still would like to use all the cool new features that C# 12 has? Well this library lets you do just that! It will generate for you all the "magic types" that the C# compiler needs to "see" in order for it to allow using new language features even if you're not using the latest framework out there.https://github.com/Sergio0694/PolySharp
