problem with reflection

[Marco V]

Hi all,

I'm using reflection and want to know how this piece of code can be
realized with reflection.

Code:
(SomeInterface) myObject = (SomeInterface)SomeObject

With kind regards,

Marco

 

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?G=FCnter_Prossliner?=]

If you meen with CodeDom, that this would be the code:

Notes:
the left-hand-value of an assign-expression don't have to be casted ->
myObject = (SomeInterface)SomeObject.

CodeAssignStatement s = new CodeAssignStatement(
new CodeVariableReferenceExpression("myObject"), //i asume that
'myObject' is a variable
new CodeCastExpression(
typeof(SomeInterface),
new CodeVariableReferenceExpression("SomeObject") //SomeObject
also a variable?
)
);

hope it helps,

Günter Prossliner


| Hi all,
|
| I'm using reflection and want to know how this piece of code can be
| realized with reflection.
|
| Code:
| (SomeInterface) myObject = (SomeInterface)SomeObject
|
| With kind regards,
|
| Marco

 

[Mattias Sjögren]

Marco,

I'm using reflection and want to know how this piece of code can be
realized with reflection.

If you want to check if you can cast an object to a certain interface,
use Type.IsAssignableFrom(). The actual cast can't be done with
reflection.



Mattias