Question : vb.net, reflection, copying some similar fields from one object to another

I am having trouble using reflection to write a generic field by field copier. I would like a function that will copy some fields from one class object to another. I want it to only copy the fields where the name and type of the fields are the same. Then I would like the remaining fields to be stored in a collection for me enumerate for special functions.

Thanks in advance!!

         
           
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          Dim t as transactions
Dim tran(10) as myTransactions

Dim fromFields As FieldInfo() = t.GetType.GetFields(BindingFlags.NonPublic Or BindingFlags.Instance Or BindingFlags.Public)
Dim toFields As FieldInfo() = tran(i).GetType.GetFields(BindingFlags.NonPublic Or BindingFlags.Instance Or BindingFlags.Public)

Dim myMember As MemberInfo
Dim myField As MemberInfo
Dim myAttribs() As Attribute

Dim myField As FieldInfo
Dim myToField As FieldInfo

' I can enumerate the field list
' now sure how to proceed
For Each myField In toFields

  'myToField = Array.Find(fromFields, AddressOf MatchField)

  ' help

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Answer : vb.net, reflection, copying some similar fields from one object to another

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