creating methods in .cs file in visual studio

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I have .cs file in my app_code folder i need to create methods in that .cs file through user inter face

Function Name:.....
SourceCode:
.....
......
.......

I have this requirement, after writing the source code for that function it must be stored in .cs file which is already existing

Posted 20-Feb-13 19:35pm

Divyay208

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**Joezer BH** · Answer 1 · 2013-02-20T19:46:00

The big question is if you would like the use this code in run-time or not.

If not, then it's simple - you need to parse your code (text) file (I guess you'll need to build your own parser) and insert the text from the UI according the UI specification, simply by writing the text to the cs file. And there are tons of examples of writing text to a text file.

NOTE: You will have to compile the new code in order to use it, so if you are thinking about run-time compilation, it's a whole different ball game of loading the assembly and using it...

Cheers,
Edo

sandeep207 · Answer 2 · 2013-02-20T19:46:00

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This quite simeple just you have to use File operations methods for same namespace
System.IO.File Please let me know if you need code snippet.

Posted 20-Feb-13 19:46pm

sandeep207

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Divyay208 21-Feb-13 2:15am

Yah i need code snippet...