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September 23rd, 2010, 09:09 PM
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Re: Dictionary Generic Class, Key.Value = count # of Class
Solved! This worked soooo much better than actually storing the Class as a Key. I at first though I should store the class there if I need to access it properties. But since I can simply match the a string with the class Property.Name I can easily access the class properties that way. Much faster and easier than the other way.
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