Tim Robinson

I previously mentioned some hypothetical C# fieldof and methodof operators, which would obtain FieldInfo and MethodInfo objects, in the same way that typeof retrieves Type at runtime.

Eric Lippert explains the pros and cons of a combined infoof operator, which mainly centre around how hard it would be to pick the right method overload each time.

In the comments, Jonathan Pryor points out my favourite replacement for methodof:

Fastest by far in my testing -- faster than string-based Reflection, in fact -- is Mike's "Poor's man infoof" using the Delegate.Method property. This effectively bypasses most of the Reflection infrastructure (no Type.GetMember(), etc.), and is the closest we can get to IL member lookup resolution.