it may be a duplicate of
How to dynamically call a class' method in .NET?
and of
but the above two have solutions which as the answers said are complicated, not for a beginner i guess.
and
both solutions contain “type” which from the code i think is for defining the class the method belongs to.
like
static void caller(String myclass, String mymethod)
{
// Get a type from the string
Type type = Type.GetType(myclass);
// Create an instance of that type
Object obj = Activator.CreateInstance(type);
// Retrieve the method you are looking for
MethodInfo methodInfo = type.GetMethod(mymethod);
// Invoke the method on the instance we created above
methodInfo.Invoke(obj, null);
}
but my initial web site, only contains one class common to all the functions,
a database which has “function name” “func id”
supposed :- function name exactly same as that in code
i only want to achieve the following
-
get the string value of function name according to the id mentioned in the text box
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now call that function, whose name is in the string variable
problem
the methodinfo, needs the “type.GetMethod(mymethod);”
..
In order to call a function you need to specify the type this function is declared on. If all functions you are going to call are declared on a common class you could do the following:
If the functions you are going to call are static you don’t need an instance of the type: