Visual Basic and the .NET Framework do not currently support any combination of attributes and generic types. This means the following limitations apply:An attribute cannot be a generic type or be declared within a generic type. An attribute cannot inherit from a generic class, nor can a ...
The ArcGIS Enterprise Software Development Kit (SDK) allows developers to extend the functionality of ArcGIS Server map services published via ArcGIS Pro.
A similar behavior exists if using a Dictionary, but without the advantages of the AliasAs attributes and of course no intellisense and/or type safety.You can also specify querystring parameters with [Query] and have them flattened in non-GET requests, similar to:...
soapAtts = new SoapAttributes(); xSoapEnum = new SoapEnumAttribute(); xSoapEnum.Name = "ZeroTo1000"; soapAtts.SoapEnum = xSoapEnum; mySoapAttributeOverrides.Add(typeof(GroupType), "B", soapAtts); // Override the Group type. soapAtts = new SoapAttributes(); SoapTypeAttribute s...
If the expression declared in decltype(expression) is pointer type, its pointer attribute specifier is not ignored in the result of decltype(expression). If any pointer attribute is specified to decltype(expression), it results in duplicated pointer attributes on the same declaration and is ...
Thus, by default, even though Array is declared to take type parameters, by default RDL treats array objects at the raw type Array, which means the type parameters are ignored whenever they appear in types. For our example, this means a call such as x.push("three") would not be ...
If the expression declared in decltype(expression) is pointer type, its pointer attribute specifier is not ignored in the result of decltype(expression). If any pointer attribute is specified to decltype(expression), it results in duplicated pointer attributes on the same declaration and is ...
If you do not supply any type arguments, the compiler attempts to infer the types to be passed to the type parameters. If the inferred types cause ambiguity, or if they create a situation that could lead to unexpected results, then the compiler generates this warning....
In all TypeSpec components except AssemblyNameSpec, spaces are relevant. In the AssemblyNameSpec, spaces before the ',' separator are relevant, but spaces after the ',' separator are ignored. Reflection classes, such asType.FullName, return the mangled name so that the returned name can be ...
In all TypeSpec components except AssemblyNameSpec, spaces are relevant. In the AssemblyNameSpec, spaces before the ',' separator are relevant, but spaces after the ',' separator are ignored. Reflection classes, such asType.FullName, return the mangled name so that the returned name can be ...