Is there a trick to use static reflection with Visual Studio 2008 targeting .net framework 2.0 ?
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Is there a trick to use static reflection with Visual Studio 2008 targeting .net framework 2.0 ?
Actually, it isn’t quite true that you need .NET 3.5 for this. What you need is the
Expressionclasses; you can write these for 2.0 (I’ve done it for C# 3.0 targetting CF, which lacksExpression), but is isn’t very easy, and I’d question the benefit.If you value your sanity, I’d say stick with strings until you upgrade to 3.5. Sorry.