In VFP, it's easy to use the Eval() statement to get at an object named on-the-fly. How is this done with C#?

For example, in an ASP.NET code-behind I have

for ( int colCounter = 0 ; colCounter < tableCrossRef.Columns.Count ; colCounter++ )
{
	string colName =  "col" + (tableCrossRef.Columns[colCounter].ColumnName);
	TemplateColumn (colName) = new TemplateColumn();
}

Which gives the error

(52): 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.TemplateColumn' denotes a 'class' which is not valid in the given context

I am trying to build a datagrid in the codebehind and I never know the names of the columns,so I can't just hardcode a template.

Anyone?

Thanks.