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PropertyInfo.GetValue(object Obj, object[] index)

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samueltilden@gmail.com - 16 May 2008 17:31 GMT
I am writing a very generic DumpObject(object Obj) method.

I can easily GetType() and GetType().GetProperties().

I can easily PropertyInfo.GetValue(Obj, null) for scalar variables.

The problem is arrays or collections which require this syntax:

PropertyInfo.GetValue(Object, Object[] index)

What do I enter for the array of objects, called "index" in the
documentation?

No matter what I have tried so far, I always get an "argument out of
range exception" when I try to execute:

PropertyInfo.GetValue(Object, Object[] index)

Any ideas? clues?

Thanks.
Marc Gravell - 16 May 2008 22:44 GMT
> Any ideas? clues?

Answered with an example on the previous post. In this case, it isn't
the *property* that is indexed, but the value returned *from* the
property.

Marc

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