Hi people! Yes, Fernando, sometimes, you need to load the assembly if it's not loaded yet, as in your code. I usually call .GetReferencedAssemblies() on each loaded assembly, then I load manually each one that it's not loaded (I don't know to check how an assembly is loaded or not, then I consult the complete list of loaded assembly from AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies).
Angel "Java" Lopez http://www.ajlopez.com/
The preceding code works but I wonder if there is a more direct route. For instance, is enumerating the loaded assemblies and calling GetType on each an appropiate mechanism to search for the enum's type? Also, I suppose the code would fail if the enum is defined in a referenced assembly which hasn't been loaded yet. Are there any alternatives? Does parsing the name of the enum's type and the constant's name by splitting the string at the last '.' character cover every possible case? Fernando Tubio
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