How to determine if a member is hidden?

[zms9110750]

I want to get all the members of a type, and I need to continuously obtain its base class through reflection.
Then I need to ignore the members covered by 'override' and 'new'.

[CyrusNajmabadi]

Then I need to ignore the members covered by 'override' and 'new'.

You can check the member to see if it has those modifiers.

[zms9110750]

I found 'IsOverride', but I couldn't find 'IsNew'.
In addition, I hope to find members who are 'covered/hidden' to prevent them from joining the collection.
If I find the final accessible member, then I still need to search for their members based on their names.
There are more steps for method overloading, and if it is' new hidden ', it may also be members of different types.

[CyrusNajmabadi]

but I couldn't find 'IsNew'.

There is no symbolic concept of 'new'. You'd have to check hte original declaration to see if it has that modifier.

I hope to find members who are 'covered

You will have to code up whatever concept of 'covered' it is you are trying to convey. Same with hidden.

[jasonmalinowski]

Also depending on what you want @zms9110750 there is the LookupSymbols API. That can return a flattened list of members that will account for things like overriding/shadowing and also scoping and such.