Invoke a member of a dynamic object with a name defined at runtime in a String?

I was finally able to do it by using the C# runtime binder. (I believe it should be possible to do that with a simpler binder implementation, but I was unable to write a working one - probably writing a "simple" implementation is already quite tough).

The opensource framework ImpromptuInterface will do this (available via nuget). It uses that same api calls as the c# compiler, runs faster than reflection on non dynamic objects too.

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