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    Dynamic Properties

    PostedNovember 5, 2021
    UpdatedNovember 5, 2021
    ByKasper Vestrup

    You can add properties to assemblies at runtime.

    To enable the feature the class has to use the attibute Experior.Core.Properties.DynamicObjectConverter.

    Example:

    Adding properties two properties

    Properties.Add(newDynamicProperty { Name = "Value1", Type = typeof(int), Description = "custom property (integer)",Category = "Testing", Value = 1 });
Properties.Add(newDynamicProperty { Name = "Value2", Type = typeof(float), Description = "custom property (float)", Category = "Testing", Value = 10.0f });

    By overriding the DynamicPropertyChanged method the object can handle the changes made to the properties added above

    public override void DynamicPropertyChanged(DynamicProperty property)
{
    Log.Write(property.Name + " is changed to " + property.Value);
}

    See the sample DynamicProperties class in the Demo catalog for more information

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