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Setting attributes on a __property

Since a __property can be split between a read access and a write access
property in MC++, how does one set an attribute on a __property ? Is setting
an attribute before either the read access function or the write access
function sufficient to setting that attribute for the __property as a whole,
or is there another syntax that works instead ?
Nov 17 '05 #1
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