I'm looking for a way to implement such code:
public enum Enum1
{
a=0,b
}
string enumName="Enum1";
Enum[] myEnum = (Enum[])Enum.GetValues(typeof(enumName));
I want to get a set of enums by their name; but the "typeof" part won't work. please help.
typeof
is a compile-time operator that would obviously work only for types that are known at compile-time.
If you need to load a certain type using a string
, you can use the Type.GetType()
method instead:
Enum[] myEnum = (Enum[])Enum.GetValues(Type.GetType(enumName));
Keep in mind, though, that you'll typically require the full namespace, not just the class name. For example: "MyNamespace.Enums.Enum1"
.
See MSDN
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