paulirwin commented on issue #1059:
URL: https://github.com/apache/lucenenet/issues/1059#issuecomment-2543926321
I just had an idea, based on that last comment, if you're open to it. We
could create non-generic interfaces (not abstract classes) that do not expose
collections, but give you APIs to retrieve items. By using an interface instead
of an abstract class, we wouldn't be forced to convert to/from object except
for in the explicitly implemented methods. It also would not change the type
hierarchy. For example:
```c#
public interface IAllGroupsCollector : ICollector // NOTE: we'd need to keep
this interface
{
int GroupCount { get; }
object GetGroup(int index);
}
```
We would then explicitly implement the interface for the GetGroup method. I
think that would be cleaner than exposing a non-generic ICollection, although I
could be swayed on explicitly implementing that too. Thoughts?
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