I am writing a simple List<t>
to CSV converter. My converter checks the all the t
's in List and grabs all public properties and places them into the CSV.
My code works great (as intended) when you will use a simple class with a few properties.
I would like to get the List<t>
to CSV converter to also accept the System types such as String and Integer. With these system types I do not want to get their public properties (such as Length, Chars etc). Thus I would like to check if the object is a System type. By System type I mean one of the built in .Net types such as string, int32, double
etc.
Using GetType() I can find out the following:
string myName = "Joe Doe";
bool isPrimitive = myName.GetType().IsPrimitive; // False
bool isSealed = myName.GetType().IsSealed; // True
// From memory all of the System types are sealed.
bool isValueType = myName.GetType().IsValueType; // False
// LinqPad users: isPrimitive.Dump();isSealed.Dump();isValueType.Dump();
How can I find if variable myName is a built in System type? (assuming we don't know its a string)
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