Question

I don’t know either scenario is possible or not but let me ask you

scenario 1

bool blObject_1=false;
bool blObject_2=false;

somehow access these objects like

int irParam1=1;
int irParam2=2;

blObject_irParam1=true; // this will reference blObject_1
blObject_irParam2=true; // this will reference blObject_2

ok scenario 2

compose a dictionary that will hold references of objects so i can call via key and modify
such as

Dictionary myDic<string,bool> = new Dictionary<string,bool>();
bool blObject_1=false;
bool blObject_2=false;
myDic.add("object1",blObject_1);
myDic.add("object2",blObject_2);

myDic["object1"]=true; // this will actually change blObject_1

c# 4 or c# 4.5 possible ?

i want to access a variable dynamically somehow

thank you

Answer 1

There is no way to make a dynamic reference directly to a value type.

The typically approach here is to wrap the value type (ie: the bool) within a class, and store the class. You can then access the class, and change it’s members, from any location.

This allows you to have “shared” state that can change from multiple places.