Hello,

I've come to a problem that I am not able to solve, although something is
telling me there must be a solution.

Let's say I have a class MyType:

public class MyType
{
    public MyType() {}

    public static void DoSomethingWithTypeName()
    {
        doSomething("MyType");
    }
}

The problem is that I don't want to pass a literal string to doSomething
method - this should not be necessary since this method is executed from
within MyType context, so I should be able to retrieve the type name.
However, since static method does not have access to "this" (for obvious
reason), I can't use .NET Type non-static methods to retrieve class name.
And I can't find any static function that would do that.

I am puzzled because CLR must have such run-time information, but how to get
access to it?

Help is appreciated

Vagif Abilov
vagif @ online.no
Oslo Norway

Vagif,

typeof(MyType).Name

or

MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType.Name



Mattias

That's the one I need:

MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType.Name

Thanks a lot!


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