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The code below yeilds the following when checking from an interface to a
concrete type:

public static T[] FlattenHierarchy(ICompositeTree item) where T : BusinessObject { ICompositeTree root = item.GetTopLevel(); List result = new List]]>();

// The given expression is never of the provided type under 'root
is T' below.
if (!(root is T))
{
throw new Error("Bad cast flattening hierarchy.");

}

result.Add(root as T);
HarvestChildren(root, result);
return result.ToArray();
}




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May be your type is sealed and not implementing given interface?

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The code below yeilds the following when checking from an interface to a
concrete type:

>

public static T[] FlattenHierarchy<T>(ICompositeTree item) where T
: BusinessObject
{
ICompositeTree root = item.GetTopLevel();
List<T> result = new List<T>();

>

// The given expression is never of the provided type under
'root is T' below.
if (!(root is T))
{
throw new Error("Bad cast flattening hierarchy.");

>

}

>

result.Add(root as T);
HarvestChildren(root, result);
return result.ToArray();
}

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