You need to call MethodInfo.Invoke
method:
public class BarClass {
public void BarMethod(Type t) {
FooClass.FooMethod(); //works fine
if (t == typeof(FooClass)) {
t.GetMethod("FooMethod").Invoke(null, null); // (null, null) means calling static method with no parameters
}
}
}
Of course in the above example you might as well call FooClass.FooMethod
as there is no point using reflection for that. The following sample makes more sense:
public class BarClass {
public void BarMethod(Type t, string method) {
var methodInfo = t.GetMethod(method);
if (methodInfo != null) {
methodInfo.Invoke(null, null); // (null, null) means calling static method with no parameters
}
}
}
public class Foo1Class {
static public Foo1Method(){}
}
public class Foo2Class {
static public Foo2Method(){}
}
//Usage
new BarClass().BarMethod(typeof(Foo1Class), "Foo1Method");
new BarClass().BarMethod(typeof(Foo2Class), "Foo2Method");
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