The InvokeWithReturn method in the Sandbox.MethodDescription class is used to invoke a method on a specified target object with the provided parameters and returns a result of type T. This method is useful when you need to dynamically call a method and retrieve its return value.
To use the InvokeWithReturn method, you need to have an instance of MethodDescription that represents the method you want to invoke. You then call InvokeWithReturn on this instance, passing the target object on which the method should be invoked and an array of parameters that the method requires.
Ensure that the target object is of the correct type that the method expects, and the parameters array matches the method's signature in terms of types and order.
// Assume 'methodDescription' is an instance of MethodDescription
// representing a method that returns a value of type int.
object targetObject = new MyClass(); // The object on which the method will be invoked
object[] parameters = { 42, "example" }; // Parameters for the method
int result = methodDescription.InvokeWithReturn<int>(targetObject, parameters);
// 'result' now holds the return value of the invoked method.