Compile the code in the form of a string

Question

Scenario:

I have my function names and there parameters stored in the database. The function name along with the parameters are return from the database as

"FunctionName(Convert.ToString("harry"),Convert.ToString("Password"),Convert.ToInt32("5"),Convert.ToString(""),Convert.ToString("AMER_02772"),Convert.ToInt32("0"))"

Question:

Now I want to execute this function returned to me as a string? Please guide me the way to execute this string?

I have read similar sort of post but could not find the exact result.

Answer 1

You can use GetMethod , this is example code

using System;
using System.Reflection;

static class Methods
 {
public static void Inform(string parameter)
{
Console.WriteLine("Inform:parameter={0}", parameter);
}
 }

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
    // Name of the method we want to call.
    string name = "Inform";

    // Call it with each of these parameters.
    string[] parameters = { "Sam", "Perls" };

    // Get MethodInfo.
    Type type = typeof(Methods);
    MethodInfo info = type.GetMethod(name);

    // Loop over parameters.
    foreach (string parameter in parameters)
    {
        info.Invoke(null, new object[] { parameter });
    }
    }
}

Output

Inform:parameter=Sam
Inform:parameter=Perls

Or

You can reference Dynamically invoking any function by passing function name as string !
And the CodeProject link Dynamically Invoke A Method, Given Strings with Method Name and Class Name !