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You can do some nice refactor-friendly things with LINQ Expressions. Here is a snippet of utilty code I used for such occasions. It allows you to get the Name, Type and Value of a property (it won't work with fields without modifications). There's also a setter for the value. <pre><code>public static void Main(string[] args) { var test = new { Test1 = 42, Test2 = "123", Test3 = 3.14195 }; somethingSomething(test, t => t.Test1); somethingSomething(test, t => t.Test2); somethingSomething(test, t => t.Test3); } static void somethingSomething<TObj,TProperty>(TObj obj, Expression<Func<TObj,TProperty>> expr) { var accessor = GetMemberAccessor(expr, obj); String name = accessor.Name; TProperty value = accessor.Value; String typeName = accessor.Type.Name; Console.WriteLine("{0} = {1} ({2})", name, value, typeName); } </code></pre> The output of that would be: <pre><code>Test1 = 42 (Int32) Test2 = 123 (String) Test3 = 3.14195 (Double) </code></pre> To make this work, I used the following helper function and class: <pre><code>public static MemberAccessor<TReturn> GetMemberAccessor<TObj,TReturn>(Expression<Func<TObj, TReturn>> expr, TObj tar) { var body = expr.Body; MemberExpression memberExpression = null; if (body is UnaryExpression) { var ue = (UnaryExpression)body; memberExpression = (MemberExpression)ue.Operand; } else if (body is MemberExpression) memberExpression = (MemberExpression)body; else throw new NotImplementedException("can't get MemberExpression"); String name = memberExpression.Member.Name; return new MemberAccessor<TReturn>(tar, name); } public class MemberAccessor<T> { private readonly PropertyDescriptor propertyDesc; private readonly Object target; public MemberAccessor(Object target, String propertyName) { this.target = target; this.propertyDesc = TypeDescriptor.GetProperties(target)[propertyName]; } public String Name { get { return propertyDesc.Name; } } public Type Type { get { return propertyDesc.PropertyType; } } public T Value { get { return (T)Convert.ChangeType(propertyDesc.GetValue(target), typeof(T)); } set { propertyDesc.SetValue(target, value); } } } </code></pre>
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