Is there a C# equivalent to C's "typedef"?

    Date: 09/16/05 (C Sharp)    Keywords: no keywords

    I'm finding that with the addition of generics that I'm getting some very long type names, which not only are verbose but obscure the meaning of what I'm writing. I'd like to give a meainingful name to complicated data types, but I can't see a C# equivalent of typedef. Is there an easy way to do it? (Just writing an empty class that inherits the type I want won't do it; too much of the CLR is sealed).

    Am I missing something?

    Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/csharp/34842.html

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