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This code doesn't work, but it illustrates what I'm trying to do.
public class myclass
{
public main()
{
functionOne("Susan", mycustobj)
}
public void functionOne(string username, mycustomobject mycustobj)
{
//cycle through each of the object that is pased in and send each object parameter to a reflection log utility to log each of the properties
//instead of cycling through parameterinfo objects, this would need to cycle through the actual object instances that were passed in.
foreach parameterinfo in methodbase.getparameters()
{
objectLogger(parameter);
}
}
//this object logger takes any type of object and logs each of the properties of that object
public void objectLogger(object obj)
{}
}
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