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NETTypeInfo[type]

prints information about the specified type, including its inheritance hierarchy, assembly name, and its public members (constructors, methods, properties, and so on).

NETTypeInfo[obj]

prints information about the object's type.

NETTypeInfo[assembly]

prints information about the types in the assembly specified by the given NETAssembly expression.

NETTypeInfo[type,members]

prints information about only the specified members, which can be any of the following strings (or a list of them): "Type", "Constructors", "Methods", "Fields", "Properties", or "Events".

NETTypeInfo[type,members,pattern]

prints only the members whose names match the given string pattern.

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NETTypeInfo

NETTypeInfo[type]

prints information about the specified type, including its inheritance hierarchy, assembly name, and its public members (constructors, methods, properties, and so on).

NETTypeInfo[obj]

prints information about the object's type.

NETTypeInfo[assembly]

prints information about the types in the assembly specified by the given NETAssembly expression.

NETTypeInfo[type,members]

prints information about only the specified members, which can be any of the following strings (or a list of them): "Type", "Constructors", "Methods", "Fields", "Properties", or "Events".

NETTypeInfo[type,members,pattern]

prints only the members whose names match the given string pattern.

Details and Options

  • To use NETTypeInfo, you first need to load .NET/Link using Needs["NETLink`"].
  • The following options can be given:
  • LanguageSyntax"CSharp"the language syntax in which output should be formatted (must be "CSharp" or "VisualBasic")
    InheritedTruewhether to include inherited members
    IgnoreCaseFalsewhether to ignore case in matching names to a string pattern
  • The type argument can be a fully qualified type name given as a string, or a NETType expression.
  • When calling NETTypeInfo on a NETAssembly expression, the members argument must be any of the following strings (or a list of them): "Classes", "Interfaces", "Structures", "Delegates", or "Enums".