The Invoke method in the Sandbox.MethodDescription class is used to dynamically invoke a method on a specified target object with the provided parameters. This method is part of the reflection-like capabilities provided by the Sandbox API, allowing for dynamic method invocation at runtime.
To use the Invoke method, you need an instance of MethodDescription that represents the method you want to invoke. You then call Invoke on this instance, passing the target object on which the method should be called and an array of parameters that match the method's signature.
Ensure that the parameters array matches the method's expected parameters in type and order. If the method does not require parameters, pass an empty array.
// Assume 'methodDescription' is an instance of MethodDescription
// representing a method that takes two parameters.
object targetObject = new SomeClass();
object[] parameters = { 42, "example" };
// Invoke the method on the target object with the specified parameters
methodDescription.Invoke(targetObject, parameters);