Consider the following code:
internal delegate object FactoryMethod();
Now say I have the following code:
String myStaticMethod = "FooFactory.GetInstance()";
How do I do the following?
FactoryMethod myMethod = //A delegate pointing to FooFactory.GetInstance()
I'm googling away, but I can't seem to find a clean example or at least one that deals with static methods.
Use one of overloads of the Delegate.CreateDelegate
. Here is one possible way:
var className = "FooFactory";
var methodName = "GetInstance";
var implType = Type.GetType(className);
var implMethod = implType.GetMethod(methodName, new Type[0]);
var res = Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(FactoryMethod), implMethod);
我发现了这一点:
typeof(YourClass).GetMethod("GetInstance", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static);
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