For example, there I have these class
public class Executor{
public void Execute(string name, DateTime start)
public void Execute(ICollection<string> name, DateTime start)
}
... And another class that call this FindMethodAndParameter
public void FindMethodAndParameter(Type type)
{
MethodInfo mInfo = type.GetMethods();
foreach(MethodInfo mInfo in mInfos)
{
Console.WriteLine( "Method: " + mInfo.Name );
ParameterInfo[] pInfos = mInfo.GetParameters();
foreach( ParameterInfo parameterInfo in pInfos )
{
Console.WriteLine( "Parameter:" + parameterInfo.Position + " - " + parameterInfo.ParameterType );
}
}
}
it returns the same for both methods:
Method: Execute
Parameter:0 - System.String
Parameter:1 - System.Date.Time
Method: Execute
Parameter:0 - System.String
Parameter:1 - System.Date.Time
how do I know if the second one is a list of names ?
I have read this, but I cannot figure out what to do either reading this. Detecting a collection-type property on a .NET object using reflection
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