Can we access private variables using reflection ?

[Jeremy Falcon]

Private variables do not exist. They're just an on-going joke started by some OO wackos.

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[Christopher Duncan]

I suspect your question will be reflected to the proper forum. :)

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[Chris Losinger]

not in the lounge, no.

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[Christian Graus]

Well, while I move this to the .NET forum, you could write some code and see for yourself...

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[Sreenath Madyastha]

But when we watch those variables in VS.NET, we do see those variables. For example check m_roles in GenericPrincipal object.

[Sreenath Madyastha]

Okies... please move this

[Clickok]

My reply to you is stored in a private variable. Maybe you can use reflection to discover (or maybe not :rolleyes:).

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[Sreenath Madyastha]

Well, I first try .. then ask the question!

[Nish Nishant]

Yes, you can.

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[Christian Graus]

This is a joke reply, about all you will get to a programming question asked in the lounge.

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[Irshad Sulaimani]

Great :laugh:..U R Master Of OO:sigh: