I am wanting to create a delegate at runtime using reflection but am unable to get this working. Specifically, I would like to something like this:
foreach (MethodInfo mi in this.GetType().GetMethods(BindingFlags.Instance)) { myDelegate = new MyDelegate(mi.MethodHandle) myArray.Add(myDelegate); }
The compiler complains that new MyDelegate() expects a method. Is there a way to do what I want to do?
Use Delegate.CreateDelegate. However: I just found that there is no overload that takes an instance _and_ a MethodInfo (which is a bit strange, since there is an overload that takes a MethodInfo for static methods), so maybe you will get problems with overloaded methods, when the string representation fits several methods.
Fabian
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