C# Reflection problem : How to ask a class if it has an object called -


In my code there are many examples of a class, with each inter configs etc. In this class there is a representative eventholder method that receives the event occurring from the sender and then need to perform some action with one of the above objects.

I would like to know that the reflection can solve it.

  Private CatClass cat1; Private CatClass cat2; Private CatClass Cat 3;  

I would like to come face-to-face to check each incident independently whether it is the object that I want. But instead of receiving the object instance, you should retrieve some kind of event again.

then

  Private Zero Representative Handler (String Sender Name, Object Sender, Custom Event Type Evt), sender / sender receipt, // I say How does one action about cat2 object / is it possible to ask a class if he has an object defined as 'cat2' and then proceed with doing an action  object} < / Code>  

Thanks for the help

Is it highly unlikely to get the way you want? Curiously, the sender will not give you a proper example? If not, then you should give a sentence to a dictionary in Catcalls and it is necessary to search for that dictionary.


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