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Given a certain ParameterInfo from the parameter of a service method, I would like to check if this parameter is an output type. Would it be enough to check if its ParameterType contains an & sign at the end? I’ve noticed objects like System.String become System.String& when they are output types, or, is there a better way to check for this?
ParameterInfo p = …;
bool isOutParam = (p.Attributes & System.Reflection.ParameterAttributes.Out) == System.Reflection.ParameterAttributes.Out;