i have a Function with a lot of parameters how can do like this print all parmetrs Kay, Value
public string GetCompatibility(int MediaId, int ProductsTypId, string id, string PreviousURL, HttpRequestBase Request, int? Width, int? Height, int? CampaignID)
{
foreach (param in.GetEnvironmentVariables())
Console.WriteLine(" {0} = {1}", param.Key, param.Value);
}
I'm sorry I did not explain well enough the question
Mostly having so many parameters on a method shows that your method does too many things. You should consider to refactor it into smaller chunks of logic.
Anyway if you think your method already is as small as possible you should put all parameters into a single DTO:
public class ParamValues
{
public int MediaId {get; set; }
// ...
public ParamValues(int MediaId, int ProductsTypId, string id, string PreviousURL, HttpRequestBase Request, int? Width, int? Height, int? CampaignID)
{
this.MediaId = MediaId;
// ...
}
}
Now in your calling code:
GetCompatibility(new ParamValues(...));
Now you can easily log all your parameters, either using reflection on the ParamValues-class (bad idea) or directly within the constructor of ParamValues.
Another way is using the params-keyword:
public string GetCompatibility(params object[] args)
{
foreach(var arg in args) Console.WriteLine(arg);
}
However if you use this approach you´ll use the arguments names. Moreover you simply hide the complexity of the method, which is a bad design, so you should chose that opportunity as last resort.
params exists, he'll be using it everywhere and posting questions about why it says his int is a string or something.You can use a Dictionary to arrange your paramters.
public static void GetCompatibility(Dictionary<string, object> paramters)
{
foreach (var pair in paramters)
Console.WriteLine(" {0} = {1}", pair.Key, pair.Value);
}
//...
Dictionary<string, object> paramters = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{"MediaId", 1},
{"ProductsTypId", 1},
{"PreviousURL", "http://xxx"},
{"Request", null},
{"Width", 123},
{"Height", 123},
{"CampaignID", 123},
};
GetCompatibility(paramters);
//...
Or, if the paramters are fixed, use a struct to do that.
public struct CompatibilityParam
{
public int MediaId;
public int ProductsTypId;
public string id;
public string PreviousURL;
public HttpRequestBase Request;
public int? Width;
public int? Height;
public int? CampaignID;
}
public static void GetCompatibility(CompatibilityParam paramters)
{
Console.WriteLine(" MediaId = {0}", paramters.MediaId);
Console.WriteLine(" ProductsTypId= {0}", paramters.ProductsTypId);
Console.WriteLine(" PreviousURL= {0}", paramters.PreviousURL);
Console.WriteLine(" Request= {0}", paramters.Request);
Console.WriteLine(" Width= {0}", paramters.Width);
Console.WriteLine(" Height= {0}", paramters.Height);
Console.WriteLine(" CampaignID= {0}", paramters.CampaignID);
}
//...
CompatibilityParam paramters = new CompatibilityParam
{
MediaId = 1,
ProductsTypId = 1,
PreviousURL = "http://xxx",
Request = null,
Width = 123,
Height = 123,
};
GetCompatibility(paramters);
//...
params-keyword:public string GetCompatibility(params object[] args).