C#

JoeRip wrote:

I could instead derive my class from Song, and use a cast.

JoeRip wrote:

can both mySong.Artist and mySong.Artist.MaxLength yield values? If so, how do I implement this?

public class LimitedString {

   private string _value;
   private int _maxLength;

   publlic LimitedString(string value, int maxLength) {
      _value = value;
      _maxLength = maxLength;
   }

   public string Value { get{ return _value; } }
   public int MaxLength { get { return _maxLength; } }

   public static implicit operator string(LimitedString limited) {
      return limited.Value;
   }

}

JoeRip wrote:

How do I "add" a property to the existing property of an object? Is that allowed syntactically?

JoeRip wrote:

int x = myTune.Artist.MaxLength;

public class Song
{
	public SongArtist Artist
	{
		get{}
		set{}
	}
        public static void Main()
	{
		Song mySong = new Song();
		int x = mySong.Artist.MaxLength;
	}
}

public class SongArtist
{
	public int MaxLength
	{
		get {}
		set {}
	}
}

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