I looked and it doesnt seem possible but it might be. Using reflection i would like to know if two classes were compiled/defined in the same source file? I would like to use a class as a configuration
We have code to log data in our Ruby 1.8.6 web application.You call it roughly as follows: $log.info(\"Some text here\")
I was very confused about the开发者_JS百科 reflection and wrapper, I know that reflection can reflect the object into another object type, wrapper can convert the primitive type into object. Is this c
One of my friend told m开发者_如何学编程e that dynamic method is the only way if you want to at run time construct code that can be garbage collected.
To make debug-time introspection into classes easy, I\'d like to make a generic toString method in the base class for the objects in question.As it\'s not performance critical code, I\'d like to use R
I\'m trying to retrieve a custom Attribute set on a page\'s class from inside the MasterPage. Normally to do this I would need to reflect directly on the specific class, but inside the Master page it\
I know the string name of a property of an object. How would I go about getting and开发者_JS百科 setting that property using the string?While @weichsel is correct, there is a better way.
I\'m making a generic MVC viewer/editor for data objects I\'ve designed, modeled after ActiveRecord. The data objects are completely generic, they can have primary keys that are strings, ints, int16s
I want to create an instance of type t with reflection, that is Type t = typeof(string); string s = (t)Activator.CreateInstance(t); // this fails because of convertion
Is any practical way to reference a method on a class in a type-safe manner? A basic example is if I wanted to create something like the following utility function:
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