DYNAMIC Lists, and Anonymous Types

Phil Hepburn · Post by **Phil Hepburn** » Wed Oct 26, 2016 11:39 am

Hi Robert, Team and guys,

I have acted on your recent code suggestions Robert and have come up with an improved version of my first tries with List<DYNAMIC>. See attached function.

So my next efforts, this morning, then went into trying to access the elements in my dynamic List. With the idea of grabbing one and then doing something with it, and its properties.

I have had some success, but only if I cast the collection items (elements) to type Object.

I have struggled in my usual way to get other things to work - BUT - get some messages back from the compiler that I don't understand - when it seems to me that the simple ToString() code should work.

Have you or anyone else on the Team got any ideas ?
TIA,

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Cheers,
Phil.

robert · Post by **robert** » Wed Oct 26, 2016 1:12 pm

Phil,

You will have to include the Microsoft.CSharp assembly in the references list of your app.

Robert

Phil Hepburn · Post by **Phil Hepburn** » Wed Oct 26, 2016 1:52 pm

Thanks Robert,

Thought it may be something easy ;-0)

Now all works as I would wish - can access the property values in each of the returned collection elements (or items).
See attached image test.

Best regards,
Phil.

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P.S. X# eNotes on LINQ and related topics is going well - see second image of the contents of a large appendix added to my C# eNotes of 4.5 years back.

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