Hey, On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 6:19 PM, deedee <[email protected]> wrote: > Is there a way to find out the actual name/value of the enumerator > passed in a function? > > For eg. if there is a function which takes a value of type enum ABC: > > public enum ABC {Emma, Lemma}; > > public void FuncXYZ(ABC abc) > { > //do something > } > > The corresponding instruction for this call just has > "Class::FuncXYZ(ABC)" as the operand. > How do I find out which named constant/value of this enum was passed > as an argument, when this function was called? > i.e. the parameter was ABC.Lemma or ABC.Emma. > Casting the operand as a MethodReference, and it's parameter as > ParameterReference and then digging in further didn't help. Am I > missing something here?
Yes. The value will be passed on the stack before the method call. So you'll have a ldc.i4xxxxx which will map to the literal value of the enumeration. Jb -- -- mono-cecil
