system.reflection

We are using this component www.codeeffects.com which allows us to create business rules based on the object properties. The html of the view is like this: @{ ViewBag.Title = "Post Example"; Html.CodeEffects().Styles() .SetTheme(ThemeType.Gray) .Render(); } @using (Html.BeginForm("Evaluate", "Post", FormMethod.Post)) { <div class="area"> <h1 class="title">Post Example</h1> <div style="margin-top:10px;"> <span>Info:</span> <span style="color:Red;">@ViewBag.Message</span> </div> <div style="margin-top:10px;"> @{ Html.CodeEffects().RuleEditor() .Id("ruleEditor") .SaveAction("Save", "Post")

I have an object that contains some ICollection type properties So basically the class looks like this: Class Employee { public ICollection<Address> Addresses {get;set;} public ICollection<Performance> Performances {get; set;} } The problem is get property names of type ICollection, inside of Generic class, by using reflection. My Generic Class is Class CRUD<TEntity> { public object Get() { var properties = typeof(TEntity).GetProperties().Where(m=m.GetType() == typeof(ICollection ) ... } But it is not working. How can I get a property here? GetProperties() returns a PropertyInfo[] . You then

I've been researching a bit about reflections in C # and would like to know if I use a dictionary with keys-values ​​can create an object with the variable with the name of each key in the dictionary and their values​​, the key value of that dictionary. I have a method that does the opposite, that extracts an object from a dictionary, this dictionary contains the keys and the class properties and their values​​, the value of the properties. I wonder how to do this if possible. Below is my method, which extracts a dictionary of an object: protected Dictionary<String, String> getObjectProperty

Using Reflection in .Net typeof(DateTime?).Name returns "Nullable`1". Is there any way to return the actual type as a string. (in this case "DateTime" or "System.DateTime") I understand that DateTime? is Nullable<DateTime> . That's besides the point, I am just looking for the type of the nullable type. There's a Nullable.GetUnderlyingType method which can help you in this case. Likely you'll end up wanting to make your own utility method because (I'm assuming) you'll be using both nullable and non-nullable types: public static string GetTypeName(Type type) { var nullableType = Nullable

Trying to port an application from .net 4.5 to .net core for a client. I'm noticing that CreateType is no longer part of TypeBuilder. I've searched through multiple of the new reflection libs with no luck. Does anyone know how to port this? Code in question: typeBuilder.CreateType() Zoey M I found the answer, but in a different repository than I expected. CreateType was dropped, and CreateTypeInfo should be used now per this: https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/2222 'TypeBuilder' does not contain a definition for 'CreateType' and no extension method 'CreateType' accepting a first argument

I am using this approach to make my C#-application extensible for other developers: Creating a simple plugin mechanism It works just fine but only in "one direction" which means that the developer who writes a new plugin can define methods and variables within the plugin and those will be imported to my application. So my question is now: How can i access already existing data from my main application (e.g. a variable "string test") within the plugin? You need to create an "SDK" for your application which is available to your plugin writers. This should contain interfaces for anything you want