Any advice on this
string method1="DoCopy(stdArray, resultArray)"
Is there anyway to run what is instructed in the string method1
Run[method1]
Thanks
How to run a syntax inside a string?
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How to run a syntax inside a string?
Wolf Logan
Thanks Galin,
Its good to know that I still can use it (ex Foxpro)
Steven Twitchell
Yes you can.
I've done this (or more or less) in VB 2005, should work in C# as well (I just translated from VB 2005 to C#) :
System.Type pageType = this.GetType();
System.Reflection.MethodInfo myMethod = pageType.GetMethod("method1");
myMethod.Invoke(this, null);
It could be possible you have to attach the parameters where I've put the "null" (last line of code).
Is this what you're looking for
mew1979
Thanks Reinout,
Could be, I will try it!
Many Thanks
Brian C.
if you want to run external application use Process.Start Method
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.start.aspx
If you want ot execute code in such way I highly recommend you to NOT use such approach as this will make application difficult to maintain and very dangerous especialy if string is entered by user