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I am attempting to use the OnFlushDirty method of a Castle.ActiveRecord object in order to implement generic auditing of changes:

protected override bool OnFlushDirty(object id, 
                                     IDictionary previousState, 
                                     IDictionary currentState, 
                                     NHibernate.Type.IType[] types
                                    )

On execution, OnFlushDirty is passed a Castle.ActiveRecord.Framework.DictionaryAdapter for each of the previousState and currentState parameters.

Unfortunately DictionaryAdapter does not support the GetEnumerator() method, throwing a NotSupportedException.

  1. Should I be expecting a DictionaryAdapter to be passed into OnFlushDirty in the first place?; and
  2. Assuming I should, how can I enumerate through the Key/Value pairs within the DictionaryAdapter in order to compare previous and current states for auditing?
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The DictionaryAdapter includes a Key collection which can be enumerated normally with the Key then being applied to retrieve its Value.

Sample solution code:

foreach (var entry in currentState.Keys)
{
    Console.WriteLine(currentState[entry]);
}
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