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it's possible:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20967282/C-Class-Name-as-parameter-Object.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20967282/C-Class-Name-as-parameter-Object.html</a>
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it's possible:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20967282/C-Class-Name-as-parameter-Object.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20967282/C-Class-Name-as-parameter-Object.html]

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Thanks, but I don't understand that at all. &nbsp;Can you please explain?
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Thanks, but I don't understand that at all.  Can you please explain?

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I am not trying to load an assembly either. &nbsp;I plan to set everything to a variable, and don't mind presetting it and not using it.<br />
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I want<br />
var x = class1<br />
var y = class2<br />
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If I want to use x or y, I just use them. &nbsp;I don't need to load anything at runtime. &nbsp;I just don't want to have to have two different versions of the same function.<br />

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I am not trying to load an assembly either.  I plan to set everything to a variable, and don't mind presetting it and not using it.

I want
var x = class1
var y = class2

If I want to use x or y, I just use them.  I don't need to load anything at runtime.  I just don't want to have to have two different versions of the same function.


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I have a function that uses the lines below. &nbsp;I would like to pass in the class to the function instead of how it is hardcoded now. &nbsp;Is this possible?<br />
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string evClass = typeof(my.classname).FullN<wbr />ame;<br />
string evAssembly = typeof(my.classname).Assem<wbr />bly.FullNa<wbr />me;<br />
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where my.classname is actually a class &nbsp; 
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I have a function that uses the lines below.  I would like to pass in the class to the function instead of how it is hardcoded now.  Is this possible?

string evClass = typeof(my.classname).FullName;
string evAssembly = typeof(my.classname).Assembly.FullName;

where my.classname is actually a class   

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