"Hoi Wong" <wo*****@stanford.eduwrote in message
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In new versions of MATLAB, I can do dynamic field like
userdata.('username').electrocardiogram = 4,
where 'username' can be replaced by any string variable. This made my
software design much neater. Does anybody know if C# support that? If so,
what's the syntax?
I know you can do this with ADO.Net and C# when addressing fields in a
datatable dynamically addressing fields in the table by name. As a matter of
fact, I was taking a column/field name from a another table that
represented the fieldname in the table I wanted to access.
This just off the top of my head as to how it worked.
string fieldname = arow[brow["displayfldname"].Tostring()];
The field in arow was accessed via the name of the field that was in brow --
"displayname". Arow held the data that brow accessed to build dynamic
screens based on the tblScreenFields access into tblScreenData.
The ToString() was the key to getting it to work.
So, I don't see why you couldn't do the same in your example of addressing a
field dynamically, hopefully, and you can try it.