My original posting (Dec 12, this group) is copied below, but it boils down
to a simple question first:
does an inherited class prevent certain internal properties (inherited from
an ancestor class) from being visible to GetType().GetMethod()?

And can I call GetMethod from the context of the ancestor?

Basically, can I get the following to work?

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I haven't played much with Reflection before, so I'm hoping I'm missing
something simple with this problem I'm having.

Trying to follow the online examples for resizing a DataGrid row height, and
the following is the snippet:

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MethodInfo mi = dataGrid.GetType().GetMethod( "get_DataGridRows",
BindingFlags.FlattenHierarchy |
BindingFlags.IgnoreCase |
BindingFlags.Instance |
BindingFlags.NonPublic);
Array dataGridArray = (Array) mi.Invoke( dataGrid, null );
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But, my dataGrid in this case is an overridden System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid
class, and GetMethod does not find my "get_DataGridRows" for my inherrited
class.  mi is null for the above execution.  I've tried seeing if I can cast
the type to the lower one, but I must be too tired to figure it out, so
hopefully someone here can assist me.

Thanks.