Determine type implementing the interface

[Walter Stocker]

Hi,

unfortunately I was unable to find an answer in the group or with a google search. Therefore, I am posting here and hope that somebody can answer my question.

I have the following code that I would like to analyze with Cecil:

public class FooClass {


    private IFooInterface myField = new FooInterfaceImplementor();

Is there a way to determine the type FooInterfaceImplementor with Cecil? I am only able to get IFooInterface as the type of the field.

Regards,

/Walter

[Greg Young]

Look in the constructor where this would be set... *note however* that something else could be setting it elsewhere to some other IFooInterface ...

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[Walter Stocker]

Hi,

thanks for the hint. In the meanwhile I stumbled over a post talking about looking at the IL code of the constructor and then I figured that this is propably the way to do it.

Thank you!

Regards,

/Walter