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>>>doh! I thought you meant that your extension method wasn't working.
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>>haha - would I post it if it weren't ?
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>>Something I was thinking about last night ... With this extension method, is there any possible 'conflict' ?
>>ie, when I use s.Reverse() it uses my extension method. To have it use the IEnumerable extension method I have to cast it, as in
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>>((IEnumerable<char>)s).Reverse();
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>>My em changes the stack whilst the other doesn't.
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>>Just wondering whether there may be any troubles (side effects) ahead with LINQ are so ?
>>Since List(T) has a Reverse() that changes the list - I do not think so, ie LINQ works on the interface
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>>Maybe I should rename them to ReverseSequence() or so - just wondering
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>My gut feeling (not always useful) is that there would NOT be a problem but It would still be better to use something like ReverseSequence() to avoid confusion ?

Well, we have the same gut feeling - better safe than sorry

thanks for the feedback