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9.3

How can I get the parameters of any function through reflection

Asked by rcearley in C / C++ / C# Editors and IDEs, C# Programming Language, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

Tags: C# dotnet reflection visual studio

I'm would like to find a way to get the parameters of a function or method through reflection so I can pass those objects to a function that will go through each of the properties and log them.  

If you don't have an answer for the way I've described, partial answers are ok as well.
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public class mypage
{
     public void MyFunctionExampleOne(string username, datetime loginTime)
     {
          myUtil.LogParameters(this);  //not sure if "this" is even the right thing to pass
     }
 
     public void MyFunctionExampleTwo(string username, CustomObjType customBusinessObject , int primaryKey)
     {
          myUtil.LogParameters(this);  //not sure if "this" is even the right thing to pass
     }
 
}
 
public class myUtil
{
     public static LogParameters(object this)
    {
         //get parameters of current function
         List<objects> currrentParameters = getParameters();  //how could you do this?
 
 
        //in the first example currentparameters would hold 2 items.  
       //the first item would be the username and second would be the logindate
 
 
        //in the second example currentparameters would hold 3 items.  
       //the first item would be the username
       // the second would be the custom business object
       //the third would be the primary key.
 
 
       //here is where i would use reflection to log the values of the parameters
       myUtil.LogParameters(currentParameters);
    }
}
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