So far the approach with enum work well and is easy to implement. I will read up on Reflection (I am a newbie in this field).
Thank you for your suggestions.
>You can use Reflection for most expression based single operations. For code you can also compile C# code on the fly although that's a bit of work to make it work and it's fairly slow.
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>Project Roslyn includes a 'compiler in a box' that provides library functions for dynamic code execution.
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>>Hi,
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>>Before I do the IF/ELSE, or SWITCH, I am wondering if I could macro expand in C#. Here is an example. I am passing a value of ParameterDirection as a string (e.g. 'Input', 'InputOutput', 'Output') I need to set ParameterDirection based on the passed value.
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>>Here is the pseudo code:
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>>string cDirection = 'Input';
>>param.Direction = ParameterDirection. + 'cDirection';
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>>I am pretty sure that the above syntax will not work. But is there way to make it work? TIA.
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