c# - Detecting dynamic parameters and return types -

I have seen the entire stack overflow but have not yet found the solution. How can I use reflection to differentiate between dynamic and object parameters and returns types? For example, suppose I have many methods in the class like this:

  Public Zero Foo (Dynamic D) {} Public Zero Times (Object O) {} Public Dynamic Foo ( ) {Return "foo"; } Public object bar () {return "bar"; }  

How do I get names of Foo and times 's?

Compiler emits one through any dynamic parameter, return type or members, which you can find out. For the sake of summarizing, you can define a supporting method like this:

  Fixed bool isDynamic (ParameterInfo PI) {return pi.GetCustomAttributes, true). Langs & gt; 0; }  

or if you are using .NET 4.5 or later, then you can extensively expand methods from the helper class:

  Fixed bool isDynamic (ParameterInfo pi) {return pi.IsDefined (typeof (DynamicAttribute)); }  

Then you can find those methods that either select a dynamic type or return it:

  dynamicMethods = myType. GetMethods () Mi = & gt; IsDynamic (mi.ReturnParameter) || Mi.GetParameters (). IsDynamic);  

^{Note that if you try to use DynamicAttribute directly, the C # compiler will throw an error, but other CIL compiler Could.}