Hi Laurence, thanks for the quick reply.
Let me think a little more about how this would work. Or maybe you can think about the best way to implement it knowing the internals of how importing and smart markers work.
One suggestion might be to come up with a new method,
w.Cells.ImportCollection (IEnumerable collection, ....),
This way you can now say that you support collection types, i.e. collections that support IEnumerable, and IEnumerator.
And the real need is to be able to use the smart marker technique approach in the cells (or maybe this method only applies to row, i.e. w.Rows.ImportCollection (..).
And then process &=Type.Property for each column in the row, ignore and delete markers that are not used for that Type only (so you can use another Inport on the same row for a different collection).
something like
IEnumerable<Person>() listPeople = new IList<Person>();
listPeople.Add (new Person = { "Marty", 43 });
w.Cells.ImportCollection ("A1", listPeople, ImportType.UseSmartMarkers);
// Something like that would be cool! Feel free to send me a personal email.
Marty
p.s you would have to make sure it does not break your current smart marker .Process() approach - maybe you might need to come up with another escape sequence.... &+ or something.
