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I'm trying to call a method using a string, but there a problem: void make_moviment(string mov,Vector3 new_mov){ GameObject past_panel = GameObject.Find(actual_level.ToString()); Type t = Type.GetType(past_panel.GetComponents<MonoBehaviour>()[0].GetType ().Name); MethodInfo method = t.GetMethod("get_answer"); method.Invoke(t,new object[] { mov })); <--- PROBLEM HERE } There's always this error "Object does not match target type" related with the last line. Do you have any recommendations? method.Invoke(t,new object[] { mov })); Is the same as calling t.WhateverTheMethodIs(mov); But t is the

Anyone knows how to return a value from Dispatcher . Invoke in wpf ? I want to return the selected index for a ComboBox . Thanks! user216652 There's another way that returns value from Invoke(): object oIsLoaded = container.Dispatcher.Invoke( new Func<bool> ( () => { return container.IsLoaded; }) ); And by the way, chances are that the initial code (which is working with delegate) won't modify oIsLoaded at all; So I'd rather use a Func<> for returning a value from that kind of function. int result = -1; // this is synchronous myCombo.Invoke(() => { result = myCombo.SelectedIndex; }); return

is there any possibility to "invoke" a class instance by a string representation? In this case i would expect code to look like this: class MyClass { public $attribute; } $obj = getInstanceOf( "MyClass"); //$obj is now an instance of MyClass $obj->attribute = "Hello World"; I think this must be possible, as PHP's SoapClient accepts a list of classMappings which is used to map a WSDL element to a PHP Class. But how is the SoapClient "invoking" the class instances? $class = 'MyClass'; $instance = new $class; However, if your class' constructor accepts a variable number of arguments, and you hold

How can I invoke a control with parameters? I've googled this up, but nowhere to find! invoke ui thread This is the error i get: Additional information: Parameter count mismatch. And this happens when i do a simple check whether the text property of a textbox control is empty or not. This works in WinForms: if (this.textboxlink.Text == string.Empty) SleepThreadThatIsntNavigating(5000); It jumps from this if the line to the catch block and shows me that message. This is how i try to invoke the control: // the delegate: private delegate void TBXTextChanger(string text); private void

I want to invoke methods with a certain attribute. So I'm cycling through all the assemblies and all methods to find the methods with my attribute. Works fine, but how do I invoke a certain method when I only got it's MethodInfo. AppDomain app = AppDomain.CurrentDomain; Assembly[] ass = app.GetAssemblies(); Type[] types; foreach (Assembly a in ass) { types = a.GetTypes(); foreach (Type t in types) { MethodInfo[] methods = t.GetMethods(); foreach (MethodInfo method in methods) { // Invoke a certain method } } } The problem is that I don't know the instance of the class that contains that

I am reading and writing data to and from a file. The data in the file can be floats, doubles, ints etc. The type is not known until runtime. I will refer to data type stored in the file as Tin. Data is read into or written from arrays of type Tout. This type too is not known until runtime. The code sequence is something like this. In the Open method Tin and Tout are known, we can create read and write methods for the known data types. Open(...) { MethodInfo ReadMethod = typeof(...)GetMethod("ReadGeneric").MakeGenericMethod(new Type[] {typeof(Tin), typeof(Tout)})); } The read write loops

I just posted a question about how to get a delegate to update a textbox on another form. Just when I thought I had the answer using Invoke...this happens. Here is my code: Main Form Code: using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Collections; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Data; using System.IO; using System.Data.OleDb; using System.Collections.Specialized; using System.Text; using System.Threading; delegate void logAdd(string message); namespace LCR_ShepherdStaffupdater_1._0 { public partial class Main : Form { public Main() { InitializeComponent