__property strangeness behavious

Hi,

If I make a __gc type with __property set and get I set them to private:,
those 2 methods are private ok but the actual generated property is public
according to the object browser yet its not visible in C#. WTF?

What kind of tosh is this ?

[Kevin Yu [MSFT]]

Hi,

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We have reviewed this issue and are currently working on it. We will reply
to you ASAP. Thanks for your patience!

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[Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\)]

> If I make a __gc type with __property set and get I set them to
private:,

those 2 methods are private ok but the actual generated property is public
according to the object browser yet its not visible in C#. WTF?

What kind of tosh is this ?

Properties themselves are just metadata. No more.
With that, properties have no accesibility themselves; however, the methods
that conform it *do* have.

When you write in any .NET language a call to a property (say, to get it's
value), what actually is generated is a direct call to the corresponding
method (i.e. get_XXX in this case); that's it. So, if you make them private,
then no one will be able to call them outside the class.

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Tomas Restrepo
tomasr@<mvps.org

Tell that to the object browser :D

Meh I just hate C++ becoming Kludge++

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If I make a __gc type with __property set and get I set them to private:,

those 2 methods are private ok but the actual generated property is public according to the object browser yet its not visible in C#. WTF?

What kind of tosh is this ?

Properties themselves are just metadata. No more.
With that, properties have no accesibility themselves; however, the

methods that conform it *do* have.

When you write in any .NET language a call to a property (say, to get it's
value), what actually is generated is a direct call to the corresponding
method (i.e. get_XXX in this case); that's it. So, if you make them private, then no one will be able to call them outside the class.

--
Tomas Restrepo
tomasr@<mvps.org

[Gary Chang]

Hi,

Thanks for posting in the community.

MVP Tomas figured out:

Properties themselves are just metadata. No more. Tell that to the object browser :D

yes, it seems a little inconsistent of the property entry in the Object
Browser in VS.NET IDE.

Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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