c# - Is it possible to make a method inside an interface that takes list of method from that interface as parameter? -

edit:

i decided to:

1. add savechanges() method repository, , make saving changes optional.
2. use transactionscope , savechanges in controller methods

the above should work , simple implement - may not best approach, , not direct answer question have do.

original question:

i use following repository pattern interface in project:

public interface irepository<t> {     keyvaluepair<bool, exception> create(t entitytoadd);      keyvaluepair<bool, exception> create(list<t> entitylisttoadd);      keyvaluepair<bool, exception> createorupdate(t entity);      keyvaluepair<t, exception> get(int entityid);      keyvaluepair<bool, exception> update(t entitytoupdate);      keyvaluepair<bool, exception> update(list<t> entitylisttoupdate);      keyvaluepair<bool, exception> delete(int entityid);      keyvaluepair<bool, exception> delete(list<int> entityids);      keyvaluepair<list<t>, exception> getfiltered(expression<func<t, bool>> filter);      keyvaluepair<list<t>, exception> getfiltered<torderby>(expression<func<t, bool>> filter, expression<func<t,torderby>> order);      keyvaluepair<t, exception> getfilteredsingle(expression<func<t, bool>> filter);      keyvaluepair<bool, exception> updatecustomproperty<valuetype>(expression<func<t, bool>> filter, expression<func<t,valuetype>> property, valuetype value); } 

problem designed method call context.savechanges() @ end of successful operation, , need more complex (create objects in 2 different tables in same method), , can cause trash data if - example - first entity created second not.

i add method repository, takes list of methods (from repository) parameter - thus, cold execute them 1 one , call savechanges() if calls succeed.

how can this? tried messing funct<> since needs fixed amount of function variables work, doesn't seem suitable job.

thanks in advance.

best regards.

i think distributing responsibility between different types.

concept may this:

public interface idbsave {} //generic interface   public class table1saver : idbsave {} //class saves in table1  public class table2saver : idbsave {} //class saves in table2  //business process requires save in these 2 tables var twotablesbusinessprocess = new list<idbsave> {new table1saver(), new table2saver()};   //execute save in calling chanin of business process , if  //succeed, confirm commit. if(twotablesbusinessprocess.all(save=>save.savetable()))      context.savechanges();  

i assume here every type derives idbsave interface implements bool savetable(..) method, returns true if save suceed , false otherwise.