What is their use if when you call the method, it might not exist?
Does that mean that you would be able to dynamically create a method on a dynamic object?
What are the practical use of this?
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What is their use if when you call the method, it might not exist?
Does that mean that you would be able to dynamically create a method on a dynamic object?
What are the practical use of this?
You won’t really be able to dynamically create the method – but you can get an implementation of
IDynamicMetaObject(often by extendingDynamicObject) to respond as if the method existed.Uses:
document.RootElement.Person[5].Name['Attribute']