Create an object and its properties at runtime from a list
I need to create a dynamic object and its properties at runtime and then instantiate that object to store the values.
why i want above logic!
I am reading an excel file in C # and the first line of code is the header, which is actually a property, followed by the records, which are an instance of a dynamic object.
List<string> ExcelDataHeader = new List<string>();
for (int y = 2; y <= colCount; y++)
{
ExcelDataHeader.Add(xlRange.Cells[headerRow, y].Value2.ToString());
}
dynamic MyDynamic = new System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject();
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I need to return excel read data to object
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You can use here ExpandoObject
- it will work, but you need to use the API dictionary:
IDictionary<string, object> obj = new ExpandoObject();
obj["id"] = 123;
obj["name"] = "Fred";
// this is the "dynamic" bit:
dynamic dyn = obj;
int id = dyn.id; // 123
string name = dyn.name; // "Fred"
However, I don't see the point. Since you won't be referring to an object in C # code with things like obj.PropertyName
, dynamic
has very little purpose. You can just save each entry in Dictionary<string,object>
or similar. Given what you've described, there are no places where you would actually use it MyDynamic
as an object dynamic
.
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