Practical .NET2 and C#2 Cross-Reference

By Patrick Smacchia
ISBN 0-9766132-2-0
Jan 2006 (896 pages)

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...ch is the main topic of this book. The number of base types has more than doubled; now covering several aspects neglected by versions 1.x. Improvements and optimizations has appeared in the virtual machine in charge of executing .NET applications as well to the level of the languages. A list of the ...

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...contrarily to what we may think, a call to one of the Activator.GetObjet() or RemotingServices.Connect() methods does not provoke a message to be sent over the network. In addition to optimizing the use of the network, the behavior allows the server not to have to create objects until there is a cal...

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...t presents two dozens interaction patterns between classes and between objects. Since then, the notion of pattern has weaved itself into other domains of software design such as distributed application architectures. The following title exposes patterns in the management of persistence and the excha...

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...vel of detail in .NET reflection is due to the numerous base classes of .NET framework which allow extracting and using the various type metadata of an assembly contained in the AppDomain. Most of these classes can be found in the System.Reflectionnamespace and there is a class for each type of elem...

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...range of integer values is not usable, we create a convention. For example, a null integer value is represented by an integer equal to 0 or -1. The several disadvantages to this approach are evident: constraint to maintain everywhere in the code, possibility of changes in the range of values taken b...

The IAccessible interface and all of its exposed members are part of a managed wrapper for the Component Object Model (COM) IAccessible interface.

Namespace: Accessibility
Assembly: Accessibility (in accessibility.dll)

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Property accName ( _ <InAttribute> <OptionalAttribute> varChild As Object _ ) As String

Visual Basic (Usage)
Dim instance As IAccessible Dim varChild As Object Dim value As String value = instance.accName(varChild) instance.accName(varChild) = value

C#
string accName [ [OptionalAttribute] [InAttribute] Object varChild ] { get; set; }

C++
property String^ accName [Object^] { String^ get ([InAttribute] [OptionalAttribute] Object^ varChild); void set ([InAttribute] [OptionalAttribute] Object^ varChild, [InAttribute] String^ pszName); }

J#
/** @property / String get_accName (/* @attribute InAttribute() / /* @attribute OptionalAttribute() / Object varChild) /* @property / void set_accName (/* @attribute InAttribute() / /* @attribute OptionalAttribute() / Object varChild, /* @attribute InAttribute() */ String pszName)

/** @property */
String get_accName (/** @attribute InAttribute() */ /** @attribute OptionalAttribute() */ Object varChild)

/** @property */
void set_accName (/** @attribute InAttribute() */ /** @attribute OptionalAttribute() */ Object varChild, /** @attribute InAttribute() */ String pszName)

JScript
JScript supports the use of indexed properties, but not the declaration of new ones.

Parameters

varChild

Remarks

For more information about accName, see the documentation for IAccessible::get_accName in the Microsoft Active Accessibility documentation in the MSDN library at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library.

Platforms

Windows 98, Windows 2000 SP4, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Starter Edition

The .NET Framework does not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see System Requirements.

Version Information

.NET Framework

Supported in: 2.0, 1.1, 1.0