Question

I’ve got a question about getting the values from a constructor in a generic way.

namespace myTestNamespace
{
    Public Class myTestClass()
    {
        Public myTestClass(int myInt,bool myBool, double myDouble)
        {
        //do / set something
        }

        Public myTestClass(int myInt,bool myBool)
        {
            //do / set something
        }
    }
}

Using (what you need);
Using myTestNamespace;

namespace MyIWannaLookForTheParametersName
{
    Public Class MyLookUpClass()
    {
        Public void DoSomething()
        {
        List<object> myList = new List<object>();

        myTestClass _ myTestClass = new myTestClass(1,true,2.5);
        object mySaveObject = myTestClass;

        mylist.Add(mySaveObject);

        //how do I get the info from the right constructor 
        //(I used the one with 3 parameters_
        //what was the value of myInt, myBool and myDouble
        //how can I make it generic enough, so it will work with other classes with
        // different constructors ass well?
        }
        }
    }

Answer 1

I got what I needed with this method:

private static ParameterSettings[] GetListOfParametersFromIndicator(object indicatorClass, int loopId, myEnums.ParaOrResult paraOrResult)
    {
        return (from prop in indicatorClass.GetType().GetProperties()
                 let loopID = loopId
                let Indicator = indicatorClass.GetType().Name
                let value = (object)prop.GetValue(indicatorClass, null)
                 where prop.Name.Contains("_Constr_")
                select new ParameterSettings { ParaOrResult=paraOrResult, LoopID= loopId, Indicator= Indicator, ParaName= prop.Name, Value= value }).ToArray();
    }

where ParameterSettings is:

public struct ParameterSettings
    {
        public myEnums.ParaOrResult ParaOrResult    { get; set; }
        public int                  LoopID          { get; set; }
        public string               Indicator       { get; set; }
        public string               ParaName        { get; set; }
        public object               Value           { get; set; }
    }

This info is ok for me. Thanks for the replies.

Regards,

Matthijs