Class IgnoreValidityAttribute

When this is encountered, the Property Scanner will continue scanning that property and any children properties, but will no longer check validity. This is useful when you have a property with members who's validity shouldnt affect our own (like actions that an election references), but you still want to perform the other features PropertyManager provides (like setting up references).

Inheritance

System.Object

IgnoreValidityAttribute

Namespace: Eco.Shared.Networking

Assembly: Eco.Shared.dll

Syntax

public class IgnoreValidityAttribute : Attribute

Constructors

IgnoreValidityAttribute()

Declaration

public IgnoreValidityAttribute()

Extension Methods

CommandLine.FeedFromCommandLine(Object)

CommandLine.ToCommandLineArgs(Object, Func<Object, Boolean>)

ListUtil.DepthFirstTraversal<T>(T, Func<T, IEnumerable<T>>)

EnumerableExtensions.SingleItemAsEnumerable<T>(T)

EventUtils.RaiseEvent<TEventArgs>(Object, String, TEventArgs)

PredicateUtils.MatchesAll<TEnumerable, T>(T, TEnumerable)

PredicateUtils.MatchesAll<T>(T, Func<T, Boolean>[])

PredicateUtils.MatchesAny<TEnumerable, T>(T, TEnumerable)

ReflectionUtils.PropertyValue<T>(Object, PropertyInfo)

ReflectionUtils.TryGetPropertyValueByName<T>(Object, String, out T)

ReflectionUtils.GetPropertyValueByName<T>(Object, String)

ReflectionUtils.SetPropertyByName(Object, String, Object)

ReflectionUtils.GetStructPropertyByName<T>(Object, String)

ReflectionUtils.GetStringPropertyByName(Object, String)

ReflectionUtils.ZipByProperty<T>(Object, Object, Object, Func<T, T, T>)