We have a schema that we serialize and deserialize into an object hierarchy. Some elements are optional in the schema. The xsd tool creates a cs file that inserts a property for each optional element. This property ends in "Specified", i.e. nameSpecified tells the serializer and deserializer to include the optional "name" element when processing. I'm trying to write a method that rips through the object hierarchy using reflection and if a property has a value and it has a "Specified" corresponding property, I want to set the Specified property to true.
I've tried to do this using reflection, ie.
foreach(Pr开发者_JAVA技巧opertyInfo p in MyObject
.GetType()
.GetNestedTypes()
.GetType()
.GetProperties()
{
if the field name ends in Specified check if
there is a field with the same name without Specied.
If there is, and that field name has a value, then set
the field name that ends in Specified to true;
}
Its the middle bit that I'm having trouble with. I preferably don't want to rip through the hierarchy and create a list of properties ending in Specified and then rip through it again to see if the corresponding name without the ending "Specified" exists and then check if it has a value. And the rip through it again to update all the Specified fields to true. Seems a bit of a long way around :(
Anyone have any bright ideas?
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