iterating through the member of class instance

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Hi Friends,
I have a class say,

C#

class a { public int b; public int c; ... ... public int d; }

I want to iterate through the members and store values in b , c ... d
Is it possible. Can you suggest a good way of doing this.
Best Regards

Posted 24-Feb-12 11:42am

J imran

Updated 24-Feb-12 11:54am

voloda2

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It looks like you want to access Fields of a type and set value to it. Please have a look into,

FieldInfo[^]
FieldInfo.SetValue[^]

Hope it helps :)

Posted 24-Feb-12 15:50pm

Mohammad A Rahman

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voloda2 · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-24T11:45:00

Solution 1

Try reflection...

typeof(a).GetProperties()

The rest is just MSDN...

Posted 24-Feb-12 11:45am

voloda2

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J imran 24-Feb-12 17:52pm

the getproperties work for static members. I am trying to address the members of instance of a

voloda2 24-Feb-12 17:53pm

it works for both. if you want dynamic behavior just use:
a myVar;
myVar.GetType().GetProperties()

J imran 24-Feb-12 17:57pm

thank you friend. So nice...
it means I can crack to any liberary to get private members even.
Seems Confusing. Is it possible that I get to the private members also and get their values changed. If so It will work great