tagged [properties]
Conditional "Browsable" Attribute
Conditional "Browsable" Attribute Is there a way to make a "Browsable" attribute conditional, so the property that applies it will sometimes appear in the properties page and sometimes not? thanks :)
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- 14 Jan at 11:20
properties in C#
properties in C# Why are we able to write instead of What is the difference between the two?
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- 28 Jan at 16:38
Java and C#-like properties
Java and C#-like properties Does Java natively support properties, like C#? Or when coding in Java, when trying to encapsulate variables, you are constrained to do it by `getVariable()` and `setVariab...
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- 8 Oct at 09:47
C# Automatic Properties - Why Do I Have To Write "get; set;"?
C# Automatic Properties - Why Do I Have To Write "get; set;"? If both get and set are compulsory in C# automatic properties, why do I have to bother specifying "get; set;" at all?
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- 19 Dec at 10:54
How to enumerate an object's properties in Python?
How to enumerate an object's properties in Python? I C# we do it through reflection. In Javascript it is simple as: How to do it in Python?
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- 9 Aug at 16:33
How is WPF's DependencyObject implemented?
How is WPF's DependencyObject implemented? Are there any articles that describe how the `DependencyObject` class in WPF works "under the hood"? Specifically, I'm curious about how dependency propertie...
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- 23 May at 21:12
C# protected property or field
C# protected property or field Do you think it's better to always make protected class members an auto-implemented protected property to keep isolation or make it protected field is enough? or
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- 27 Jan at 17:58
How to check whether an object has certain method/property?
How to check whether an object has certain method/property? Using dynamic pattern perhaps? You can call any method/property using the dynamic keyword, right? How to check whether the method exist befo...
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- 13 Aug at 14:7
Public Fields versus Automatic Properties
Public Fields versus Automatic Properties We're often told we should protect encapsulation by making getter and setter methods (properties in C#) for class fields, instead of exposing the fields to th...
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- 17 Dec at 23:57
Best practices: throwing exceptions from properties
Best practices: throwing exceptions from properties When is it appropriate to throw an exception from within a property getter or setter? When is it not appropriate? Why? Links to external documents o...
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- 28 Sep at 18:1
What's the difference between the atomic and nonatomic attributes?
What's the difference between the atomic and nonatomic attributes? What do `atomic` and `nonatomic` mean in property declarations? What is the operational difference between these three?
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- 2 Jun at 15:14
How to prevent auto implemented properties from being serialized?
How to prevent auto implemented properties from being serialized? How can I prevent a auto implemented property from being serialized by the binary formatter? The [NonSerialized] attribute can only be...
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- 13 Nov at 10:22
Accessing an object property with a dynamically-computed name
Accessing an object property with a dynamically-computed name I'm trying to access a property of an object using a dynamic name. Is this possible?
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- 16 Nov at 18:53
C# Reflection: Fastest Way to Update a Property Value?
C# Reflection: Fastest Way to Update a Property Value? Is this the fastest way to update a property using reflection? Assume the property is always an int:
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- 28 May at 00:5
C# Properties, Why check for equality before assignment
C# Properties, Why check for equality before assignment Why do I see people implement properties like this? What is the point of checking if the value is equal to the current value?
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- 16 Aug at 07:1
C# Get property value without creating instance?
C# Get property value without creating instance? Is it possible to get value without creating an instance ? I have this class: Now I need get the value "David", without creating instance of MyClass.
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- 21 Jul at 04:33
C#3.0 Automatic properties, why not access the field directly?
C#3.0 Automatic properties, why not access the field directly? With the new approach of having the get/set within the attribut of the class like that : Why simply not simply put the attribute FirstNam...
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- 29 Oct at 17:19
.NET DefaultValue attribute
.NET DefaultValue attribute I've heard people say a few different things about the `DefaultValue` attribute including: - - - Which (if any) is right? Does `DefaultValue` actually set default values? A...
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- 24 May at 14:41
Interface inheritance: is extending properties possible?
Interface inheritance: is extending properties possible? I want to do this: So that `IInherited` would have the property `Property1` with added functionality to allow `set`. Is that possible? What's t...
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- 18 Aug at 21:19
Listen to changes of dependency property
Listen to changes of dependency property Is there any way to listen to changes of a `DependencyProperty`? I want to be notified and perform some actions when the value changes but I cannot use binding...
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- 14 May at 14:37
Is a public getter and a private setter with same name possible in C#?
Is a public getter and a private setter with same name possible in C#? How can I create a public getter and a private setter for a property? Is the following correct?
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- 24 May at 09:47
Instance member cannot be used on type
Instance member cannot be used on type I have the following class: Compilation fails with the message: > Instance member 'categoriesPerPage' cannot be used on type 'ReportView' What does this mean?
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- 17 Dec at 16:58
Raise an event whenever a property's value changed?
Raise an event whenever a property's value changed? There is a property, it's named I'm going fire an event whenever its value changed. I am aware of changing `INotifyPropertyChanged`, but I want to d...
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- 18 Feb at 17:23
How do I enumerate the properties of a JavaScript object?
How do I enumerate the properties of a JavaScript object? How do I enumerate the properties of a JavaScript object? I actually want to list all the defined variables and their values, but I've learned...
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- 1 Jun at 22:50
Boolean Property Getter and Setter Locking
Boolean Property Getter and Setter Locking Is there any reason why you would create locks around the getter and setter of a boolean property like this? ``` private _lockObject = new object(); private...
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- 29 Jul at 13:33