What I've been trying to acheive is a port of the undo capabilities used in CSLA (a .NET framework).
I must admit I hadn't looked at the momento pattern. Seems to be a more suitable approach, given the reflection limitations. Thanks Aaron. Marty --- In [email protected], "Aaron Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well no, I don't think you can. But why would you need to? Classes (for the > most part) are meant to be static. What is the end all result you're trying > to achieve? Will the interface be dynamic as well? Perhaps you could achieve > the same goal with dynamic objects and the memento pattern. This is > generally the preferred method if you are just trying to save state. > > Regards, > ...aaron
