Reflection problem

[scoffer]

Hi,

i'm trying to access a property value in this way:

PropertyInfo pi = myObject.GetTyp e().GetProperty (myPropName);

I'm sure that the object myObject have the myPropName property, but the pi
variable result nothing.

Can you help me??

[Ahmed]

Re: Reflection problem

Hi,

If you know the type of the object or the super class/interface of a
collection of objects I would do the following:

If typeof myobject is objectType then

propertyinfo pi = ctype(myObject, objectType).myP ropName

end if

I hope that helps.

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Re: Reflection problem

"scoffer" <scoffer@email. it> schrieb:[color=blue]
> i'm trying to access a property value in this way:
>
> PropertyInfo pi = myObject.GetTyp e().GetProperty (myPropName);
>
> I'm sure that the object myObject have the myPropName property, but the pi
> variable result nothing.[/color]

Check out the overloaded verisons of 'GetProperty', especially those which
accept 'BindingFlags'. Specify 'BindingFlags.I nstance' and appropriate
binding flags for the accessibility of the property.

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