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I gave some methods a shortened alias name.  
As the alias is just another way to call the same exact method it has the same signature (return type + arguments type) and always will.  
I&#39;d like to avoid in the developing phase to duplicate each modification to the original method on the alias.  
Is there a way to declare the alias so that it&#39;s just an alternative name?  

/*---what i'd like---*/
//way to call ClearScreen so that cls implicitly inherits its arguments //probably unfeasable
void cls(...args) => CLearScreen(...args);
//literally assigning ClearScreen to cls //again, probably unfeasable as Delegates are strongly typed
void* cls = &ClearScreen; 
//apply some attribute to the original method //i'm more optimistic about this
[AliasedAs("cls")]  
void ClearScreen(MyType1 Arg1, MyType2 Arg2){ ... }
//instruct the compiler as to treat them as the same identifier
#HeyCompilerSwitchClsWithClearScreenAcrossMyProgram 

--EDIT--  
Answering "WHY do you want to do this?" 
it's my 3rd day on C#, so i'm still assessing what one can and cannot do.  
To answer you @Guru Stron, i have an utility class and a method that does "full.qualified.type" => "type".  
I'll use it for fast dbg and object inspection while learning, which means it need to be short-named.  
But what if i want to insert it in persistent logs or long-lasting features? It's better for it to be long-named for mantenaibility.  
So the plan is using the full-fledged name for 'production' uses and the fast one for dbg/learning.
I'll may or may not need the same pattern for other utilities too.
(p.s. there's for sure already a built-in method that does that, but i cannot spend days searching/memorizing all the built-ins, i'll learn them on the way)(EDIT It's GetType().Name)  
(as there surely is a dbg var inspector in Visual Studio)
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# 答案1
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我不知道针对这个问题是否有即时解决方案，但我可以考虑一些类似的解决方法：
```C#
public class Cls
{
    public void AliasedClearScreen(params object[] args) =&gt;
        GetAliased(nameof(ClearScreen), args);
    public void ClearScreen(Type type)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(type.Name);
    }
    void GetAliased(string method, params object[] args)
    {
        var type = Type.GetType(nameof(Cls));
        var myMethod = type.GetMethod(method);
        myMethod.Invoke(this, args);
    }
}

var test = new Cls();
test.AliasedClearScreen(typeof(string));

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<summary>英文:</summary>
I am not aware of any immediate solutions to that problem, but i can think of some sort of workaround:
```C#
public class Cls
{
    public void AliasedClearScreen(params object[] args) =&gt;
        GetAliased(nameof(ClearScreen), args);
    public void ClearScreen(Type type)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(type.Name);
    }
    void GetAliased(string method, params object[] args)
    {
        var type = Type.GetType(nameof(Cls));
        var myMethod = type.GetMethod(method);
        myMethod.Invoke(this, args);
    }
}

var test = new Cls();
test.AliasedClearScreen(typeof(string));