get all types

[Steph]

Hello,

I am searching for the best way to get all base types in framework (int,
string, float...).

Any idea ?

Thanks

[avnrao]

ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB.1033/csref/html/vcrefValueTypes.ht
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in VS.Net 2003 help.

"Steph" <steph@nospamplease> wrote in message
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Hello,

I am searching for the best way to get all base types in framework (int,
string, float...).

Any idea ?

Thanks

[Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]]

"Steph" <steph@nospamplease> wrote in message
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Hello,

I am searching for the best way to get all base types in framework (int,
string, float...).

How do you define base types? Do you mean just the C# builtin types or
something else?

[Steph]

Yes, I mean C# builtin types. I need to list and add them on an ArrayList. I
can do this manually but I thnik there is another solution.

thanks

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"Steph" <steph@nospamplease> wrote in message
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Hello,

I am searching for the best way to get all base types in framework (int,
string, float...).

How do you define base types? Do you mean just the C# builtin types or
something else?

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Steph <steph@nospamplease> wrote:

Yes, I mean C# builtin types. I need to list and add them on an ArrayList. I
can do this manually but I thnik there is another solution.

Well, there's the TypeCode enumeration - but that include DateTime and
DBNull.

Do you want to include Decimal, by the way? It's not a primitive type
as far as the CLR is concerned, even though it has its own "shorthand"
in C#.

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[Steph]

Thanks,

TypeCode is exactly that I am searching. any ideau about Decimal ?

Thanks for your help.

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Steph <steph@nospamplease> wrote:

Yes, I mean C# builtin types. I need to list and add them on an ArrayList. I can do this manually but I thnik there is another solution.

Well, there's the TypeCode enumeration - but that include DateTime and
DBNull.

Do you want to include Decimal, by the way? It's not a primitive type
as far as the CLR is concerned, even though it has its own "shorthand"
in C#.

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[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Steph <steph@nospamplease> wrote:

TypeCode is exactly that I am searching. any ideau about Decimal ?

What do you mean by "any ideas about Decimal"? Only you know whether or
not you want to include it in your list.

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[Steph]

Yes I want include it in my list. My question is how do it ?

Thanks

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Steph <steph@nospamplease> wrote:

TypeCode is exactly that I am searching. any ideau about Decimal ?

What do you mean by "any ideas about Decimal"? Only you know whether or
not you want to include it in your list.

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[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Steph <steph@nospamplease> wrote:

Yes I want include it in my list. My question is how do it ?

Well, it's already in the TypeCode enumeration, so if you're using
that, you're fine.

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[Steph]

Ok,

thanks for your time :-)
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Steph <steph@nospamplease> wrote:

Yes I want include it in my list. My question is how do it ?

Well, it's already in the TypeCode enumeration, so if you're using
that, you're fine.

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