This question is connected (but NOT duplicate) of this one. Consider that I am fairly new to C#. I would like, if possible, to take the handle of a member of an object that has not been instantiated jet, in order to use it later on. Following previous question, I would like to do something like
List<Action<YourClass>> lst = new List<Action<YourClass>>;
lst.Add(x => x.Member1);
lst.Add(x => x.Member2);
Member1 and Member2 are not supposed to be static member, as their value depend on the state of the object they are member of. Basically I want the handle of their "name", so that I can use it later on when the objects are instantiated. I was thinking about an approach based on string which value is the member name, but maybe there is a better way? Thanks.
I found the solution thanks to Henk comment:
Func<myObj, Vector> getVect = new Func<myObj, Vector>
getVect= (myObj => myObj.objVector);
where objVector is NOT a method, but a member of the myObj. I call getVect in this way:
Vector a= getVect(someObj)