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Public Sub New()
If GridElement.typeList(getId(), getLayer()) Is Nothing Then
GridElement.typeList(getid(),getlayer()) = GetType(me)
End If
End Sub
Take a look at the snippet above. On the third line, I’m trying to set a multidimensional array to the type that the current class is. How can I get the type of the class that I am currently in?
I’m using VB.net so all .net examples are acceptable.
Just call
GetType()(i.e. effectivelyme.GetType()) – you’re already in an instance.