Is it possible to use arrays as static parameters in F# type providers? -


i want create type provider static parameter array. thought might work if array of primitive type (int, string etc), seems not work.

as motivating use-case, would, example, allow specifying header names when using csv type provider .csv files without header row.

only primitive types can used type provider parameters. current json type provider gets around using comma separated list of parameters string.


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