Reflection source

The Reflection source is used to select using .Net Reflection. Named placeholders are evaluated against the current object. The Reflection Source can be used to extract an object from a property, field or method.

Note

When using a method, the method must be parameterless and not return void.

Example Smart String Arguments Result
The value is {gameObject.name} 
gameObject.GetComponent<Camera>()
The value is Camera
You can call methods to modify values such as {0.ToUpper} 
"Hello World"
You can call methods to modify values such as HELLO WORLD
My name is {Name} and I am {Age} years old. 
public class Person
{
    public int Age = 39;
    public string Name = "Juan Pérez";
}

new Person()
My name is Juan Pérez and I am 39 years old.
Mr {name.ToCharArray.0} {surname} 
new { name = "Yamada", surname = "Taro" }
Mr Y Taro

The following example shows how the Person instance could be provided as an argument.

var myLocalizedString = new LocalizedString("My Table", "My Entry");

var person = new Person { Name = "Michael Scott", Age = 40 };
myLocalizedString.Arguments = new object[] { person };

Debug.Log(myLocalizedString.GetLocalizedString());