C# Reflection - Base class static fields in Derived type?

This is how it works. Static members are really non-object-oriented stuff. They are not polymorphic and they really belong to their declaring type and are unrelated to other types in the inheritance hierarchy.

For instance, a static initializer for a base class is not required to run before accessing a static member in a derived class.

Set the BindingFlags. FlattenHierarchy enumeration to Static and this will also search static members. More information: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.reflection.bindingflags.aspx.

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