How to get the value of a const using reflection?

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Neo The One - 09 Aug 2005 08:01 GMT

If I have the following class:

class dummy
{
public const string L_NAME = "Neo";
};

How can I get the value of L_NAME using reflection?

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Mattias Sjögren - 09 Aug 2005 08:30 GMT

>How can I get the value of L_NAME using reflection?

In C#:

typeof(dummy).GetField("L_NAME").GetValue(null)

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Neo The One - 09 Aug 2005 10:14 GMT

Thanks. That's works!

BTW, what's the problem with those double-quotes???

> >How can I get the value of L_NAME using reflection?
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> Mattias

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Mattias Sjögren - 09 Aug 2005 10:46 GMT

>BTW, what's the problem with those double-quotes???

Is there a problem with them? What problem?

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Neo The One - 09 Aug 2005 11:06 GMT

Sorry, this is not related to my question.

I just found that it is a problem with Browsers. I am using Firefox and what
I have is double-quotes is all "&quote;". On Microsoft IE they are all fine.
That's strange.

> >BTW, what's the problem with those double-quotes???
>
> Is there a problem with them? What problem?
>
> Mattias

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