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>>Why you'd need it for methods I don't know as intellisense will tell you it doesn't exist and it won't compile without errors...
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>The reason I started looking for this is due to a problem I ran into with Interface (see my message on Interface). Basically I want the OnTextChanged method of my Textbox base class that is used by many forms to call a certain method of a form if the form has the method. That is, not all forms will have this method but all forms will use this Textbox class as a base. So this is not at compile time but at run time.
Any reason why the method has to belong to a form? If so, then you might look at Type.GetMethods():
http://www.csharp-examples.net/get-method-names/http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4d848zkb.aspx
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