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I have a MethodInto of interface method and type of a class that implements the interface. I want to find MethodInfo of the class method that implements the interface method.
The simple method.GetBaseDefinition() does not work with interface methods. ...
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Not sure if you can do it directly interface with a single method (MyMethod) and my type (MyClass) which implements this method I can use in interfaces) { MethodInfo....
On your type, and then searching the interfaces for the method.
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For example:
Class A { M1() { B.M2(); } } class B { public static M2() { // I need some code here to find out the name of the method that called this method, preferably the name of the declared type of the calling method also. } }
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To get current method use MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name
About getting calling method see:....
This will find the entire call stack, not just the calling method()" will throw security exception.
This by displaying the call stack.
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Hi, I realize the title needs to be read more than once for understanding ... :)
I implemented a custom attribute that i apply to methods in my classes. all methods i apply the attribute to have the same signature and thus i defined a delegate for them...
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Can create a delegate that calls your reflected method at runtime using Invoke method = (TestMethod)Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(TestMethod), t, reflectedMethod); method { } static class Program { static void Main() { // find by....
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When I have regular methods for calling another method in a class I have to do this
class test: def __init__(self): pass def dosomething(self): print "do something" self.dosomethingelse() def dosomethingelse(self): print "do something else"
but when I...
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What follows is mostly to answer "how do you call a static method....
An instance method from a static method is that you can't without passing an instance in as an argument or instantiating that instance inside the static method.
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I'm having a problem while trying to call a custom Model method from my Form clean method.
Here is [part of] my model:
http://dpaste.com/hold/12695/
Here is my Form:
http://dpaste.com/hold/12699/
I'm specifically having a problem with line 11 in my Form...
Started by Ty on
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I may be missing something here, but I think that your method ´get_nzb_data´ should have.
Dnb_data.
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In a word, how?
I have a view controller that creates a few custom objects. One of those objects needs to call a method back in the controller. The object looks like it wants to call a class method in the controller, which might be fine, except that class...
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For something like:
[ delegate touchesEnded:touches withEvent:event];
of course if you want the method to pass you an id to the created object, the method doesn't need to return (void) as in my example
if you want to you can write an init....
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How can i use second method instead of first ?
first (web user control) public void Remove() { int count = this.ListBox1.Items.Count; for (int i = count - 1; i > -1; i--) { if (ListBox1.Items[i].Selected) { ListBox1.Items.Remove(ListBox1.Items[i]);...
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Also, the 1st method you showed are flawed, since count could start out as 20 but if you remove 10 items with your method, count will still be 20.
Because it would change the number of items in it .
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When you have inline definitions of functions in the header file, and you want to move the the function definition bodies out of the header and into a .cpp file, you can't just cut-and-paste the functions as they were defined in the header; you have to...
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The include is processed before the source is fed to the compiler so what the compiler sees is something... .
Remember that #include isn't really seen by the compiler proper .
In any case, it isn't allowed.
I believe that this violates the One Definition Rule.
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Below is some code that is used to pass around a reference to a method that contains strings as parameters, the purpose of this question is around using generics to negate the need to define the actual type!
Impossible<ExampleSource, string>.Example...
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Public class Test{ public int DoMethod method string txt = t.DoMethod....
Method Resolution always works on combination of return type and parameters but not only on return method resolution by only different return type is following...
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Can I call(access) non static method from static method ?? Like I have static method If yes, how??
public static void method() //like this is a static method { methodsec(); //from here I want to access non static method defined below } public void methodsec...
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You either need an instance of the class to call the non-static method, or it also needs.
Instance methods typically use the state of the instance, so the method like that.
To call the method on.
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