C#

• First, can you just declare them in the order you want them? GetMembers seems to reliably return the same order, which is declaration order within one type of member (i.e. fields). I'm not sure the Framework guarantees that, though.
• Add an attribute with a numeric order value, and sort the final list based on that.
  
• Have an external list of the names you want in the right order, and iterate through that instead of GetMembers. This has the disadvantage that if you add a field you must remember to add it to this list too.
  

sankooo wrote:

is like this online demo servicedeskplus[^]

foreach ( Type T in typeArray)
   if (T is Form)
      Do stuff....

Richard Andrew x64 wrote:

you're all over me today

Mycroft Holmes wrote:

Its not personal, I grump at everyone.

Assembly SampleAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom("Assembly Path Here");

// Display all the types contained in the specified assembly.
foreach (Type oType in SampleAssembly.GetTypes())
{
    Console.WriteLine(oType.Name);
}

public interface ISimpleCalculator
{
  int Calculate(int num1, int num2);
}

public interface IFancyCalculator
{
  CalculationResult Calculate(int num1, int num2);
}