Re: Copy: Hashtable to Properties

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You'd have to use reflection, something like this:

Type objType;
PropertyInfo property;

objType = obj.GetType();

foreach( DictionaryEntry de in hash ) {
property = objType.GetProperty( de.key );
property.SetValue( obj, hash[ de.key ] );
}

You may have to cast the value out of the Hashtable to match what the
property expects, so you may need to have a switch statement in there
that looks at property.PropertyType.

HTH
Andy

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