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Hi All, Can anybody tell me what the meaning of this code snippet is? Private Sub InitializeComponent() In the above what this ‘<’ and ‘>’ indicates. Thanks in advance. Regards, Krishnaraj
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Hi All, Can anybody tell me what the meaning of this code snippet is? Private Sub InitializeComponent() In the above what this ‘<’ and ‘>’ indicates. Thanks in advance. Regards, Krishnaraj
Hi All, Can anybody tell me what the meaning of this code snippet is? Private Sub InitializeComponent() In the above what this ‘<’ and ‘>’ indicates. Thanks in advance.
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Hi All, Can anybody tell me what the meaning of this code snippet is? Private Sub InitializeComponent() In the above what this ‘<’ and ‘>’ indicates. Thanks in advance.
they specify the opening and closing declaration for an Attribute (in this case DebuggerStepThroughAttribute) which adornes the method. Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour
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Hi All, Can anybody tell me what the meaning of this code snippet is? Private Sub InitializeComponent() In the above what this ‘<’ and ‘>’ indicates. Thanks in advance.
It's a metatag. there are certian tags taht handle specifics about how a class compiles and integrates into the VS Environment. for instance before a public property causes the propety to show up in the forms designer properties window. that is evidence that VS is prebuilding certian parts of an object to facilitate its WYSIWYG interfaces (like to provide intellisense on new components, custo user controls etc.) the metadata tells the environment which parts to pre-compile in this case. Web service methods use a similar tag to indicate that teh code gen should create an XML interface and description of the method so it can be enumerated to clients and called via soap. Think of it as Code defining Code. that is what meta means in any sense. metadata is data about or describing data. gives me a headache myself... hope that satisifies your curiosity, Frank hey...slang is the vernacular for the vernacular...wow
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It's a metatag. there are certian tags taht handle specifics about how a class compiles and integrates into the VS Environment. for instance before a public property causes the propety to show up in the forms designer properties window. that is evidence that VS is prebuilding certian parts of an object to facilitate its WYSIWYG interfaces (like to provide intellisense on new components, custo user controls etc.) the metadata tells the environment which parts to pre-compile in this case. Web service methods use a similar tag to indicate that teh code gen should create an XML interface and description of the method so it can be enumerated to clients and called via soap. Think of it as Code defining Code. that is what meta means in any sense. metadata is data about or describing data. gives me a headache myself... hope that satisifies your curiosity, Frank hey...slang is the vernacular for the vernacular...wow
Thank for giving such a good explanation. :) Regards, Krishnaraj