I'm trying to compare two objects at runtime using reflection to loop through their properties using the following method:
Private Sub CompareObjects(obj1 As Object, obj2 As Object)
Dim objType1 As Type = obj1.GetType()
Dim propertyInfo = objType1.GetProperties
For Each prop As PropertyInfo In propertyInfo
If prop.GetValue(obj1).Equals(prop.GetValue(obj2)) Then
'Log difference here
End If
Next
End Sub
Whenever I test this method, I'm getting a Parameter Count Mismatch exception from System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.InvokeArgumentsCheck when it calls prop.GetValue(obj1).
This happens no matter the type of obj1 and obj2, nor the type in prop (in my test case, the first property is a Boolean).
What am I doing wrong and how can I fix it so that I can compare the values from the two objects?
Solution
I added the following lines just inside the for each loop:
Dim paramInfo = prop.GetIndexParameters
If paramInfo.Count > 0 Then Continue For
The first property was taking a parameter, which was causing the problem. For now, I'll just skip any property that requires a parameter.
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