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    David Mårtensson commented  · 

    An example.
    An enumeration of Nodes where each node can be of text or number would be listed as "Enumerable<Node>" and the lines show no classname.

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    David Mårtensson commented  · 

    I was just about to suggest something like this but more like a Context that I could choose for a query.

    By selecting a context I get all the above but with contexts I could also switch context.
    Like testing the same query towards different builds of the same product.

    In my case I have methods that are named the same in two different projects and if I include both they become ambiguous.

    But since changing references and namespaces is cumbersome I have all included and remove the unnecessary once, but this also is a bit irritating to have to do.

    Please implement something like this :D

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