- GetTypes( ) method on an Assembly objects returns all types (classes) in all the Modules of the Assembly.
- However, the same method may be called on a Module class to get all the types present in that particualr Module.
- The GetType( ) method or typeof keyword (in C#) may be used over an object to ask it about its type.
- The Fullname property of the Type class gets a fully qualified name for the Type, without the assembly information.
- GetCustomAttributes( ) method may also be used over Type class.
- See "What type is that Object?" on page 858.
- MemberInfo is an abstract class and all other ...Info classes derive from it.
- The Type class also derives from MemberInfo class.
- MemberInfo -> MethodBase -> MethodInfo is the inheritance hierarchy for MethodInfo and ConstructorInfo classes.
- MemberType enumeration defines possible types of members.
- By default, the Get...( ) methods return only public members within a Type.
- To have more control while getting members of a type, we use BindingFlags enumeration. e.g. to get protected, internal and private members, use BindingFlags.NonPublic.
- We may use more than one BindingFlag values (using operator) during a Get...( ) method call.
- MethodBody class represents IL Code and local variables for a particular MethodBase object.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Chapter 14-Lesson 3
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BindingFlags,
IL,
MemberInfo,
MethodBase,
Module,
Reflection,
Type,
typeof
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