Explicitly Calling Variable Initailzers on uninitalized Object?

[tsteinke@gmail.com]

Doe anyone know the way to explicitly call the varible initializers on
an object?

for instance

Class A
{
private int a=123;
}

object shell=Formatter Services.GetUni nitializedObjec t(typeof(A));

// Here is where I want to run the value initalizers to fill in a

I know the framework does this to initalize NonSerilized Fields during
deserilization.

Any help appreciated

Tom

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Re: Explicitly Calling Variable Initailzers on uninitalized Object?

<tsteinke@gmail .com> wrote:[color=blue]
> Doe anyone know the way to explicitly call the varible initializers on
> an object?
>
> for instance
>
> Class A
> {
> private int a=123;
> }
>
> object shell=Formatter Services.GetUni nitializedObjec t(typeof(A));
>
> // Here is where I want to run the value initalizers to fill in a
>
> I know the framework does this to initalize NonSerilized Fields during
> deserilization.
>
> Any help appreciated[/color]

The initialisers only exist in the construtors as far as I'm aware, so
you really need to call a constructor.

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