Hey,
I'm attempting to use reflection in order to get the types of properties
in a class. However, I seem to be having trouble determining exactly which
type I am getting. In the foreach of running through the properties, the
PropertyInfo.Name does cycle through all the properties, however, if you
check the PropertyInfo.GetType().ToString() it is always
"System.Reflection.PropertyInfo". Which technically makes sense. What
doesnt make sense is that the PropertyInfo.GetType().IsEnum SEEMS to work
for each property.
So, my question is, how do I get the type of the property I am on?
Does this make sense?
- Roger
3  2202 
PropertyInfo.PropertyType is what you're looking for.
Jose Solorzano
Roger Webb wrote: Hey,
I'm attempting to use reflection in order to get the types of
properties in a class. However, I seem to be having trouble determining exactly
which type I am getting. In the foreach of running through the properties,
the PropertyInfo.Name does cycle through all the properties, however, if
you check the PropertyInfo.GetType().ToString() it is always
"System.Reflection.PropertyInfo". Which technically makes sense.
What doesnt make sense is that the PropertyInfo.GetType().IsEnum SEEMS to
work for each property.
So, my question is, how do I get the type of the property I am on?
Does this make sense?
- Roger
Thanks... That was it. I dont know why I was missing it.
- Roger
"Jose Solorzano" <jh******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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PropertyInfo.PropertyType is what you're looking for.
Jose Solorzano
Roger Webb wrote: Hey,
I'm attempting to use reflection in order to get the types of
properties in a class. However, I seem to be having trouble determining exactly
which type I am getting. In the foreach of running through the properties,
the PropertyInfo.Name does cycle through all the properties, however, if
you check the PropertyInfo.GetType().ToString() it is always
"System.Reflection.PropertyInfo". Which technically makes sense.
What doesnt make sense is that the PropertyInfo.GetType().IsEnum SEEMS to
work for each property.
So, my question is, how do I get the type of the property I am on?
Does this make sense?
- Roger
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