I have found that this question is quite common, but i didn't found what i am looking for. Maybe 'cause i want to do something else.
So i am currently coding for a webcrawler and need to compare objects in a list. What i want to do ist loop through the list, find duplicates, and when i found duplicates merge these.
When merging i want to:
- keep the information of the latest/most up to date object.
- if a field of the latest object is empty, take the value of the old objects field
I thought looping through the properties of the two objects would be the easiest.
I've tried a lot of things using reflection, all i could achieve was to show the property names of a class. What i want though is their values.
If possible, i would use a loop like this:
foreach(property prop in myObject)
{
string value = myObject.prop;
//do something
}
Is that possible? Or am i missing something?
Something like:
object obj = new object();
PropertyInfo[] properties = obj.GetType().GetProperties();
foreach (var p in properties)
{
var myVal = p.GetValue(obj);
}
Note you need to allocate the object and pass it into the PropertyInfo.
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