c# - Check if types are castable / subclasses -
I have two members in the form of wire - and not as a typed example. How can I check that there are two types of characters? Let's say a string is "System.Windows.Forms.Label" and the other is "System.Windows.Forms.Control". How can I check that there is a subclass (or underlying castable) of a second class first? Is it possible to use reflection?
Thank you!
It may seem that you should use,
  true  if  c  and 
 type  represent the same type, or if the current [example]  type  is inherited in the  c  hierarchy, or if Current [example]  type  an interface Is the one which applies  c , or if  c  is a normal type parameter and current [example]  type   c  Indicates one of the obstacles.  false  If none of these conditions are  true , or if  c  is a  null  reference ( Nothing <    class base {} clause notabase {public stable vendor operator base (NotABase o) {/ console.wrightline (typef.org) .IsAssignableFrom (typeof (NotABase) );;    will print  incorrect  on the console, even if  NotABase  s is included on the  base  s Therefore, to handle casting, we can use reflection in this way: 
   Fixed class type extension {public static bool isCastableTo (by type, type) {if (to.IsAssignableFrom (from)) {return true;} Var methods = from.GetMethods (BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags. Static). Where (M => m.ReturnType == C & amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; name == "op_Implicit" || m.Name == "Op_Explicit")); Return methods Calculate ()> 0; }}  
  Usage: 
   console WrightLine (typef (string) .IsCastableTo (typeof (int)); // false console.light line (notabase) .IsCastableTo (typefile)); // true  
  and for your case 
  represents the string name type from  //, e.g. "System.Windows.Forms.Label" // is the name representing the string name, e.g. Type "Type from System.Windows.Forms.Control" type = type. GetType (from); Type = type to type. Gettype (copy); Bool castable = from.IsCastableTo (to);  
 
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