Stoitcho,
Thanks for the quick and comprehensive reply. I probably should have searched the spec before posting my question, but your help is really appreciated. That's exactly what I wanted.
Regards,
- Ben Blair
{My Name} {at} acm.org
----- Stoitcho Goutsev (100) [C# MVP] wrote: -----
Hi Ben,
From c# specs:
"An attribute specified on a set accessor for a property or indexer
declaration can apply either to the associated method or to its lone
implicit parameter. In the absence of an attribute-target-specifier, the
attribute applies to the method. The presence of the method
attribute-target-specifier indicates that the attribute applies to the
method; the presence of the param attribute-target-specifier indicates that
the attribute applies to the parameter."
if you want to apply an attribute to the set accessor parameter you should
do:
public int Prop
{
get{return 100;}
[param: Foo]
set
{
Console.WriteLine();
}
}
--
HTH
B\rgds
100
"Ben Blair" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi. How does one assign a custom parameter attribute to the implicit "value"
parameter of the set accessor method of a property? For example, I can
assign a custom attribute to the return parameter of the get accessor as
follows: public string Foo
{
[return: MyAttribute]
get
{
return "foo";
}
set
{
m_foo = value;
}
} Likewise, I can assign attributes to method parameters, as follows:
public void set_Foo([MyAttribute] string value)
{
m_foo = value;
} I know how to do this with Reflection.Emit by explicitly assigning the
attribute to the set_Foo(string value) method. But how can I do it directly
in the C# source? Thank you for your help. Regards,
- Ben Blair
{my name} {at} acm.org
