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Interesting point 'Constraint', points me back to an interface. Suppose i could always fall back on reflection...
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You certainly can use Reflection, but I wouldn't suspect it would be warranted in this particular case.
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Say you have an anon method:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28074521-1">public string GetObjAndSetProp&lt;T&gt;(Func&lt;T&gt; makeNew, string newPropValue)
{
    T item = makeNew();
    item.MyCustomProperty = newPropValue; //how do you do this???
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how do i set the MyCustomProperty value on the anon type T/item?<br />
(I have multiple-objects with the same property name and i don't want to use an interface)
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Say you have an anon method:
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how do i set the MyCustomProperty value on the anon type T/item?
(I have multiple-objects with the same property name and i don't want to use an interface)

Interesting point &#39;Constraint&#39;, points me back to an interface. Suppose i could always fall back on reflection...

You certainly can use Reflection, but I wouldn&#39;t suspect it would be warranted in this particular case.

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Say you have an anon method:
(CODE)
how do i set the MyCustomProperty value on the anon type T/item?
(I have multiple-objects with the same property name and i don&#39;t want to use an interface)

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