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Parameters in a function/sub

Asked by arody in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: function, parameter, reflection

Do you know of a way in .net (preferably vb.net) that I can find out what parameter values were passed to a function/sub?  I'd like to put all the parameters for a function/sub and pass the parameters as an array to another sub/function.  Is that possible? It would be even better if I could send an array with two columns, one with the name of the parameter and the other one with the value that was passed to the function/sub.

I tried reflection but all I can find is the name of the parameters but not the values.

I have several functions that I need to this to and would like to eliminate having to pass every value manually.

Thanks,
Eli
 
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