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I have a try/catch around a MethodInfo.Invoke(o,null), and VS2010 is set to never break on Exceptions, but unfortunately the debugger continues to break inside the Invoked method. The method is static, and I've got the Phone Developer Beta installed. Is this a bug or developer error? Thx!! exsulto Yes, with every exception check-box is un-checked it breaks on only these Invoke exceptions. All the other exceptions work fine. The great news is that an anonymous genius gave me a work-around: delegate void VoidTest(); VoidTest test = (VoidTest)Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(VoidTest), o, method

This is a question associated with another question I asked before . I have an overloaded method: public void Add<T>(SomeType<T> some) { } public void Add<T>(AnotherType<T> another) { } How can I find each method by reflection? e.g. How can I get the Add<T>(SomeType<T> some) method by reflection? Can you help me please? Thanks in advance. The trick here is describing that you want the parameter to be SomeType<T> , where T is the generic type of the Add method. Other than that, it's just about using standard reflection, like CastroXXL suggested in his answer. Here's how I did it: var

Is it possible to find out anything about a Method body with reflection? How? You can use MethodInfo.GetMethodBody . That provides you access to anything you want... if you're happy to work through the IL etc yourself. It's possible that the Mono Cecil library will provide more help - I haven't used it myself. Talking of Mono.Cecil, it will give you access to the method body in a way that will look very familiar if you have ever peeked into a .NET assembly with ILDASM. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4986563/how-to-read-a-method-body-with-reflection

Update: I've filed a bug report on Microsoft Connect: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/568271/debugger-halting-on-exception-thrown-inside-methodinfo-invoke#details If you can reproduce this problem on your machine, please upvote the bug so it can be fixed! Ok I've done some testing and I've reduced the problem to something very simple: i. Create a method in a new class that throws an exception: public class Class1 { public void CallMe() { string blah = null; blah.ToLower(); } } ii. Create a MethodInfo that points to this method somewhere else: Type class1 = typeof(

Hi how do i call System.Reflection.MethodInfo.Invoke() with paramters with threads. For instance.. Say I have a method that allows you to pass in a string that represents a class name and calls corresponding class method dynamically , now i want to call this Methodinfo.invoke with threads ,I have no idea how to do this since i am calling invoke with paramter . Code snippet given meblow . Thank you for your help Type classType = objAssembly.GetType("MyClassName"); object obj = Activator.CreateInstance(classType) bject[] _objval = new object[3]; object[] parameters = new object[] { _objval };