I have an instance of the type object
, from which I know that it is a pointer (can easily be verified with myobject.GetType().IsPointer
). Is it possible to obtain the pointer's value via reflection?
code so far:
object obj = .... ; // type and value unknown at compile time
Type t = obj.GetType();
if (t.IsPointer)
{
void* ptr = Pointer.Unbox(obj);
// I can obtain its bytes with:
byte[] buffer = new byte[Marshal.SizeOf(t)];
Marshal.Copy((IntPtr)ptr, buffer, 0, buffer.Length);
// but how can I get the value represented by the byte array 'buffer'?
// or how can I get the value of *ptr?
// the following line obviously doesn't work:
object val = (object)*ptr; // error CS0242 (obviously)
}
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