>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I have an EntityList with the following "fields" App_item, App_Type and App_Value.
>>>
>>>It contains things like:
>>>
>>>"PremiumReminderDays", "I", "10"
>>>"LapseDays", "I", "5"
>>>"CompanyName", "C", "Samaan Systems Ltd."
>>>
>>>I have an AppInfo object that I want to add properties to from this list so I end up with properties like this:
>>>
>>>AppInfo.PremiumReminderDays = 10
>>>AppInfo.LapseDays = 10
>>>AppInfo.CompanyName = "Samaan Systems Ltd."
>>>
>>>How do I do this in C#?
>>
>>Thinking about it you could make my second suggestion from the previous post more 'user-friendly' but using an indexer:

   public class LooseProperties
>>    {
>>        public Dictionary<string, object> Properties { get; set; }
>>        public LooseProperties() { Properties = new Dictionary<string, object>(); }
>>
>>        public object this[string property]
>>        {
>>            get
>>            {
>>                if (Properties.ContainsKey(property))
>>                    return Properties[property];
>>                else
>>                    return null;
>>            }
>>            set
>>            {
>>                if (!Properties.ContainsKey(property))
>>                    Properties.Add(property, null);
>>                Properties[property] = value;
>>            }
>>        }
>>    }

then just:

lp["CompanyName"] = "Samaan Systems Ltd";
>>lp["PremiumReminderDays"] = 10;
>>//etc
>>string company = (string)lp["CompanyName"];
>>int days = (int) lp["PremiumReminderDays"];

>
>OK, the indexer is interesting, let me see if I can understand the code :) But maybe using pre-defined properties is the better way?

I think so. See my other reply