> Anybody can help me in C#.net how to do macro like vfp..
>
>
> Foxpro style:
>
> mystring = "thisform.textbox."
> myprop = "enabled"
> mytrue = "=.T."
>
> mymacro = mystring+myprop+mytrue
>
> &mymacro
>
>
> here's what I need in C#.net
>
> textBox1.Enable = true; - this would be my execution.
>
> string mystring mytexbox = "textBox1";
> string myprop = "Enable ==";
> boolean mytrue = true;
>
> How to execute it in C#?
>
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
> Gary

Gary,
In C# there isn't a direct macro substitution like in VFP. However using Reflection namespace and other features you can do what you would with & and more. Here is a sample using reflection (and this is not the only way, the code is verbose):

string mytextbox = "textBox1";
string myprop = "Enabled";
bool mytrue = true;

// Find a member of thisform using reflection
// (again - this is not the only way)
Object myControl = this.GetType().InvokeMember(mytextbox,
               BindingFlags.IgnoreCase |
               BindingFlags.NonPublic |
               BindingFlags.Instance |
               BindingFlags.GetField,
               null, this, new object[] { });

// invoke set property on myControl
typeof(TextBox).InvokeMember(myprop,
      BindingFlags.SetProperty,
      null, myControl, new Object[] { mytrue }); 

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