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hi,
is there a way that i can get the attributes in my class dynamically like calling a function which return all the attributes in my class in an list/array?
however, without hard-coding so that even when my class attributes changes i dont need to change this function
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Try:
Type type = typeof(MyClass);
object[] oat = type.GetCustomAttributes(true);
foreach (object at in oat)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0}", at.ToString());
}
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
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Hi,
Please let me know how may I store follow string value into string variable ?
string myValue = "aa[a"a]aa";
Thank you in advance
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use a backslash to escape the quote
string myValue = "aa[a\"a]aa";
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string d = "this is a open quote \" and this is a \" close Quote";
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To add to what Davey and Simon have said, '\' is an "escape" character, which tells the compiler that the following character is a special, rather than a standard character. A '\' followed by double quote is a double quote character rather than the end of the string, and other sequences have different meaning, such as \\ for a '\' character, \n for a newline and \t for a tab. You can also use:
string myValue = @"aa[a""a]aa"; The '@' turns off recognition of the '\' as a special, allowing you to type a single '\' character if you are entering a path:
string mypath = "D:\\Temp\\myfile.txt";
Or
string mypath = @"D:\Temp\myfile.txt"; When you use a '@' prefix, you use tqo double quote characters together to insert a single double quote character in the string.
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hi
does anyone know how i can create a general log eg if i had classes
student: id,name,age
and
teacher: id, name, nation
as you can see the 2 class differs
is it possible to create a table which can save each changes i make like a log?
so that i can see the changes i made.
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Where do you want to save the information and in what format? If you just want general logging of transactions then take a look at log4net Tutorial[^].
Use the best guess
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