Does anyone have any good way to dynamically determine the syntax of a
function, method, or property call.

What I am looking to do is create a very limited version of the VS
object browser and get back list of all public functions, methods,
properties, etc and their calling convention.  If the object browser
was a callable component that I could deploy I would just use that,
but as far as I can tell it is not.

I am currently using reflection to get all public items in an object,
and checking all properties and attributes to dynamically create the
same thing that intellisense does automatically.  But, this is turning
out to be a huge endevor to re-create what visual studio already does
with the object browser and IntelliSense.

For eample if I have a Function:

Public Function GetText(byval Index as integer) as string, in an
object.

I just want to return this back to the user, exactly as it is shown,
with all items in a listbox.  But when you add up all of the possible
choices, functions, mothods, properties, public fields, readonly,
writeonly, passed paramters, byval, byref, optional paramters, default
values, return types, etc, it is blowing my mind.

I am hoping there is a better way.  I need to do this dynamically as
it is not known what object will be passed into my application, and I
need to see what all of the public members and how they are killed.

Any help is appreciated.

Regards.