c# - Create a delegate when the exact type of the argument is unknown -

i have troubles create right delegate instance method:

public t addcomponent<t>() t : component {       .... } 

i using reflection specific methodinfo , on delegate.createdelegate getting error binding target method

private delegate t addcomponent<out t>(); private static addcomponent<component> addc { get; set; } public void test()  {   var go = new gameobject();   var targetaddcomponent =     typeof (gameobject).getmethods().first(m => m.name == "addcomponent" && m.getparameters().length == 0);         addc = (addcomponent<component>) delegate.createdelegate(typeof (addcomponent<component>), go, targetaddcomponent, true);   .... } 

do have clues on doing wrong?

the method info method info method gameobject.addcomponent<t>, returns t. delegate, have incredibly confusingly named same method, must method returns component. have done cause t equal component? nothing.

put way: method info method info isn't callable method until constructed. it's generic pattern making methods, not method. make method if want make delegate it. need supply type argument type parameter t in method.