Types problem?

[ya1000]

I create an object "A" dynamiclly using Emit, I tryed to cast ti "A" the obtained object and it throw a cast exception
I saw that as strings the types are the same but the follow condition return false
if (typeof(A) == objectObtainedDynamicly.GetType
return true
return false

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

ya1000 <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

I create an object "A" dynamiclly using Emit, I tryed to cast ti "A"
the obtained object and it throw a cast exception.
I saw that as strings the types are the same but the follow condition
return false:
if (typeof(A) == objectObtainedDynamicly.GetType)
return true;
return false;

As I said this morning, please produce a short but complete example.
The above is somewhat bizarre, as typeof(A) can only work when the type
A exists at compile time - so why are you generating another type with
the same name?

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[ilPostino]

I gave up trying to compare this way, I convert types to their string names;

if (typeof(A).ToString() == objectObtainedDynamically.GetType().ToString())
{}
-ilpostino

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I create an object "A" dynamiclly using Emit, I tryed to cast ti "A" the obtained object and it throw a cast exception. I saw that as strings the types are the same but the follow condition return false: if (typeof(A) == objectObtainedDynamicly.GetType)
return true;
return false;