There has been a lot of sentiment to include a nameof
operator in C#. As an example of how this operator would work, nameof(Customer.Name)
would return the string "Name"
.
I have a domain object. And I have to bind it. And I need names of properties as strings then. And I want them to be type-safe.
I remember coming across a workaround in .NET 3.5 which provided the functionality of nameof
and involved lambda expressions. However, I have not been able to locate this workaround. Can anyone provide that workaround to me?
I am also interested in a way to implement the functionality of nameof
in .NET 2.0 if that is possible.
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