Please help me understand: print gettype(new CustomerObject()) prints: "object" (so it is an object) BUT print gettype((new CustomerObject())->get_customer()); prints: unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR If I do it over two lines it works fine $object = new Customer($order->customer_id); print gettype($object); prints: object $cus...
I have tried this, specifying the assembly name: Type.GetType(string.Format("{0}.{1}, {0}", typeToLoad.AssemblyName, typeToLoad.ClassName)); Which throws the following: The requested assembly version conflicts with what is already bound in the app domain or specified in the manifest Trying the same without including the trailing...
Hello everybody I have code that gives a list of all possible values for any given enum i bound it pretty often to dropdownlists in my webpages now im trying to make a usercontrol which accepts the type name as a parameter, which in turn calls the code to create the value list as my sub expects a type parameter Shared Function EnumLis...
Hello all, Since I can't make any comments (only post an answer) to this post, I'll post a new question. I followed the instructions from mentioned post, but the code produces an error. The code: Type t = Type.GetType(className); Type listType = typeof(List<>).MakeGenericType(t); IList list = (IList)Activator.CreateInstance(listType)...
public string[] tName = new string[]{"Whatever","Doesntmatter"}; string vBob = "Something"; string[] tVars = new string[]{"tName[0]","vBob","tName[1]"}; Now, I want to change the value of tName[0], but it doesnt work with: for(int i = 0; i < tVars.Lenght;++i) { this.GetType().GetField("tVars[0]").SetValue(this, ValuesThatComeFromS...
If I have a list... dim l as List(of MyClass) = new List(of MyClass) and I want to get the type of the objects contained in the list, how do I do that? The obvious answer, that doesn't seem to be possible from my actual implementation, would be to do something like this... public function GetType(byval AList as IList(of GenericType)...
I have come across a strange behaviour in my (huge) .NET 4 project. At some point in the code, I am referring to a fully qualified type, say: System.Type type = typeof (Foo.Bar.Xyz); later on, I do this: System.Type type = System.Type.GetType ("Foo.Bar.Xyz"); and I get back null. I cannot make sense of why this is happening, becaus...
I have an iterator of objects and I have to take specific action if the item is of some type. That type is a friend class in the runtime, and therefore cannot be used in design-time. So my question is, which of the following will cost less performance: Private Const myType As String = "System.HiddenNameSpace.MyHiddenType" Sub Compare()...