Getting Object Property to String Using Lambda Expression in C# -

suppose have class:

class myclass {   public int myproperty { get; set; } } 

and want myproperty string (e.g. "myproperty") through lambda expression or other way "refactoring-friendly".

is there syntax this:

void bindtodatasource(ienumerable<myclass> list) {     mycombobox.datasource = list;     mycombobox.displaymember = typeof(myclass).getpropertytostring(c => c.myproperty); } 

i dont want code:

mycombobox.displaymember = "myproperty" 

because not "refactoring-friendly".

take @ answer this: workaround lack of 'nameof' operator in c# type-safe databinding?

in case, if implement generic class:

public class nameof<t> {     public static string property<tprop>(expression<func<t, tprop>> expression)     {         var body = expression.body memberexpression;          if(body == null)             throw new argumentexception("'expression' should member expression");          return body.member.name;     } } 

you can use this:

void bindtodatasource(ienumerable<myclass> list)  {     mycombobox.datasource = list;     mycombobox.displaymember = nameof<myclass>.property(e => e.myproperty); }