Use reflection to get static property values for static classes (string representations of known property names)

Columns such as getting the value of the phone property

typeof (Excelcolumnname). GetProperty ("Phone"). GetValue (nullnull)//Excelcolumnname is a static class

The Excelcolumnname class is as follows:

1 /// <summary>2         ///columns that are included in Excel to upload3         /// </summary>4          Public Static classExcelcolumnname5         {6              Public Static stringPhone {Get;Set; } ="mobile Number (required)";7              Public Static stringName {Get;Set; } ="User name (the default is the same as the phone number)";8              Public Static stringRealname {Get;Set; } ="real name";9              Public Static stringCardno {Get;Set; } ="ID Number";Ten              Public Static stringReferees {Get;Set; } ="Recommended Person"; One              Public Static stringCreatetime {Get;Set; } ="Registration Date (format 2016/1/2)"; A              Public Static stringCompanyName {Get;Set; } ="Work Unit"; -              Public Static stringEmail {Get;Set; } ="Email"; -  the              Public Staticlist<string> columnlist =Newlist<string> -             { - Phone, - Name, + Realname, - Cardno, + Referees, A Createtime, at CompanyName, - Email -             }; -}

Ps: It is important to note that static fields are not available if they are defined as follows: In this case, the phone is not considered to be a property of the class, and it cannot be reached by the reflection property.

 Public Static string " mobile Number (required) ";

　　

Use reflection to get static property values for static classes (string representations of known property names)