public class Foo { public string Bar {get; set;} } How do I get the value of Bar, a string property, via reflection? The following code will throw an exception if the PropertyInfo type is a System.

Using the suggested reflection way, you'd probably end up finding out you are inside "GetThisPropertyName", and decide you re the "ThisPropertyName" property. You will have to …

Using System.Reflection to Get a Method's Full Name Asked 15 years, 5 months ago Modified 5 years ago Viewed 75k times

Quite ridiculous how two version settings that are snugly side by side in the project properties aren't even the same class internally. Heck, even the properties in the two classes aren't the …

C# Reflection: Instantiate an object with string class name Asked 14 years, 1 month ago Modified 7 years, 10 months ago Viewed 28k times

Aug 30, 2009 · Reflection isn't supported in any existing at the moment C-standards. But still it's possible to get something very similar to this feature in Linux/MacOS/Windows if gcc/clang is …

Does creating an object using reflection rather than calling the class constructor result in any significant performance differences?

Jul 7, 2022 · I'm using reflection to compare two list of objects(of same type) and collecting the list of properties which have different values. I may iterate through lots of object list to compare …

I'd like to write a method which obtains the name of the calling method, and the name of the class containing the calling method. Is it possible with C# reflection?

Dec 13, 2009 · Using reflection you can take this string and create an instance of the object requested. If that object implements a known interface, then you can use it through ordinary …