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[etesientoooo]

OK, what I am trying to is this:

say I have this:
////////////////////////////////////
class foo()

{
string nice = "very nice";
string johny = "class chocolate(){ MessageBox.Show(nice); }";
}
///////////////////////////////////

Now I want the entire string contents (class chocolate(){ MessageBox.Show(nice); }) - to become a new code...like this:

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class foo()

{
string nice = "very nice";
string johny = "class chocolate(){ MessageBox.Show(nice); }";
}
class chocolate(){ MessageBox.Show(nice); }
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


How can I achieve this?

10x alot!

[CommittedC0der]

With a little Googling.
.net - c# create an instance of a class from a string - Stack Overflow
Activator.CreateInstance Method (System)

EDIT: Also, please encase your code within code tags, like so: [CODE*]code goes here[/CODE*] just remove the '*' symbol.

Hope this helps. ~ Committed. :)