I am trying to read generic info from a class. Here is what I am doing: first of all I have a class EntityHelper. Somewhere inside it I want to see what is actually that T.
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Is there a tool that can get the full qualified name from types in assembly? i know how to construct the full qualified name, but i need something that loads the assembly like reflector for example a
I\'d like to check so开发者_C百科mething like below: List<string> lst=new List<string>();
Given a .NET type object found through reflection, is it possible to pretty print or decompile this type as a C# declaration, taking into account C# type aliases, etc.?
I have a generic class called Repository. This class has a function that \"calls itself\" by initializing a new instance of the Repository class with a different generic argument. This \"recursion\" c
class Expense { /** * @开发者_C百科var int */ private $id; } I would like to obtain the type hint of a variable in my class, using reflection, because the default value is null.Try:
I have an existing .NET 2.0 Win Forms solution that\'s deployed on the client. For the sake of this scenario, lets call it \'WinApp.exe\'.WinApp.exe has a direct reference to a private assembly named
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Hi I am trying to find out the subclass, form an superclass object. if Class Super is the super class.
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