I've searched the web for an answer to this question but I can't find anything, I'm not even sure it's possible to do in C#.
What I want to do is, at class declaration, use a for or a while (or something else that gets the same effect) to declare some variables. I want to do this so I don't have to keep track of the variable names as they are stored in Enum classes. So if I modify the Enum lists I don't have to go changing this other script accordingly.
I hope I'm being clear enough, I know this is a complicated thing. To give you an idea here's the code that I have (which doesn't work as monodevelop says I can't use a for in class struct or declaration).
[Serializable ()]
public class SaveData : ISerializable
{
public string profHeader;
public string playerName;
for(int cnt = 0; cnt < Enum.GetValues(typeof(AttributeName)).Length; cnt++) {
public string (AttributeName)cnt.ToString();
}
for(int cnt = 0; cnt < Enum.GetValues(typeof(SkillName)).Length; cnt++) {
public string (SkillName)cnt.ToString();
}
The idea is for me not to have to modify this script if I modify the Enums.
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