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Old June 18th, 2004, 11:09 AM
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Default Get reference to an object by its name(string)

Hi,

I am trying to get a reference to an object by its name (string). Can we do this in C#. Please help.

Object objA = new object();

I wanna get reference to objA, by saying something like Convert("objA").toObject.

Thanks,
Ganesh

 
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Have you tryed Reflection? You'll find classes were you can extract a collection of objects by their class name. I haven't tryed by myself in C#, only in Delphi. Is this still valid and do you want me to dig into?





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