Creating a generic List <T> in F#

问题

I am trying to create a standard .NET List<T> in F# like this:

module Csv

open System;

type Sheet () =
  let rows = new List<Object>()

but I get the following error:

No constructors are available for the type List<Object>
C:\…\Csv.fs: 6

What am I doing wrong?

回答1:

As a simpler alternative to what others suggest, you can use the type named ResizeArray<T>. This is a type alias for System.Collections.Generic.List<T> defined in the F# core libraries:

type Sheet () = 
  let rows = new ResizeArray<Object>() 

In the compiled code, ResizeArray<T> will be compiled down to System.Collections.Generic. List<T>, so if you use your library from C#, there will not be any difference.

You do not have to open System.Collections.Generic, which would hide the definition of the F# List<T> type (though this is not a big problem), and I think that ResizeArray is a more appropriate name for the data structure anyway.

回答2:

You need to open System.Collections.Generic, too - the List<_> type you're referencing is F#'s immutable list type (from the Microsoft.FSharp.Collections namespace, which is opened by default), which doesn't expose public constructors.

回答3:

The List<T> class is defined in the System.Collections.Generic namespace, so you need to add:

open System.Collections.Generic

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12010316/creating-a-generic-list-t-in-f