C# :how to create a delegate to an anonymous(?) button method

[matthewaveryusa]

Okay so I have a whole bunch of begininvokes to update my gui. I enable/disable, change the text, and all that beautiful stuff.

This is, unfortunately, how my code looks right now:

    public abstract class update
    {
        public delegate void button_Callback(object[] pass);        
        public static void button(object[] pass)
        {
            Button button = (Button)pass[0];
            string command = (string)pass[1];
            switch (command)
            {
                    
                case "enable":
                    button.Enabled = (bool)pass[2];
                    break;
                case "text":
                    button.Text = (string) pass[2];       
                    break;
                default:
                    break;
            }
        }
}

so when I want to update my gui I type:

 BeginInvoke(new update.button_Callback(update.button),new object[] { new object[] { btn_startspg, "enable", true}});

As you can see, the problem is passing the method name as a string and going through a switch.... a lot of hard-coding

I thought of these solutions but none enthuse me that much:

1) one method per method I want to invoke (doesn't really cut down on the coding)
2) create a child of a button and add a delegate for each signature (this would involve changing all my buttons to the child button)
3) append the button class with some delegates so I can directly invoke them (I could be happy with this but I'm not sure this will work)

There must be a brilliant way to do this.

Any suggestions??