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.NET Forum / Languages / VB.NET / November 2006Create Property on the fly
Hello, Is it possible to add a property to a class on the fly? If yes, How can I do this or where can I find an exemple? Thank you Marc R. Marc, A (non static) class is a *template* that you use at design time, so what do you mean with "on the fly"? Cor > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Marc R. Hello Cor, In my project, I need to create an Enum of a list of files and create a property from my enum at runtime. I have already found a peace of code to creates Enum on the fly at runtime but nothing on properties Thank you > Marc, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Marc R. I suspect you don't *need* to create the enum of files but if you told us more about what you are trying to do we might be able to suggest a better way. > In my project, I need to create an Enum of a list of files and create a > property from my enum at runtime. [IMHO] No; you don't. There are plenty of ways of doing .. whatever it is you're actually trying to achieve .. without creating new Types at run-time. Whilst it's /ever/ so clever that VB can do this, it's a Pain in the Proverbial to try and work out what happened when it [inevitably] goes wrong. Since you're working with files, I'd suggest a property that is indexed by /file name/ as a starting point, probably derived from some sort of collection base class so that you can iterate through them. HTH, Phill W. Yes, I was thinking "Dictionary" ;) >> In my project, I need to create an Enum of a list of files and create a >> property from my enum at runtime. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > HTH, > Phill W. > Hello Cor, > > In my project, I need to create an Enum of a list of files and create a > property from my enum at runtime. I have already found a peace of code to > creates Enum on the fly at runtime but nothing on properties Just curious, where did you find that code? I don't really need it but it sounds like a neat trick, and I'd like to see how it works. ;) Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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