I'm trying to iterate through all the fields in an instance of a class and extract their name / data. The fields themselves are instances of custom classes for storing data with some specific features I needed. The following works:
foreach (var v in typeof(CentralParams).GetFields())
{
if(v.GetValue(_centralParams).GetType() == typeof(BoolEventProperty))
{
BoolEventProperty prop = (BoolEventProperty) v.GetValue(_centralParams);
print(v.Name + " " + prop.Value);
}
if(v.GetValue(_centralParams).GetType() == typeof(FloatEventProperty))
{
FloatEventProperty prop = (FloatEventProperty) v.GetValue(_centralParams);
print(v.Name + " " + prop.Value);
}
if(v.GetValue(_centralParams).GetType() == typeof(IntEventProperty))
{
IntEventProperty prop = (IntEventProperty) v.GetValue(_centralParams);
print(v.Name + " " + prop.Value);
}
}
However I have to manually check for the type of the object in the field, then cast it to a new instance of that type in order to access the Value member. This is annoying as every time I add a new data type to the CentralParams class I will have to handle it explicitly here.
Is there a way I can dynamically cast it to an empty variable of the correct type?
v.GetValue(_centralParams).GetType()
returns the type I need so seems like it should be possible.
Something along the lines of
var type = v.GetValue(_centralParams).GetType();
var prop = (type)v.GetValue(_centralParams);
Thanks
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