ResourceScope Enum
Definition
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Identifies the scope of a sharable resource.
This enumeration supports a bitwise combination of its member values.
This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.
public enum class ResourceScope[System.Flags]
public enum ResourceScope[<System.Flags>]
type ResourceScope = Public Enum ResourceScope- Inheritance
- Attributes
Fields
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| None | 0 | There is no shared state. |
| Machine | 1 | The state is shared by objects within the machine. |
| Process | 2 | The state is shared within a process. |
| AppDomain | 4 | The state is shared by objects within an AppDomain. |
| Library | 8 | The state is shared by objects within a library. |
| Private | 16 | The resource is visible to only the type. |
| Assembly | 32 | The resource is visible at an assembly scope. |
Remarks
A resource is an object that holds state. Examples of resources include a file on disk, a message queue for a process, and a named Mutex. Knowing an object is a resource does not indicate its appropriate use; the important property of a resource is the scope of the resource. The scope includes both the type and the visibility of the resource. The resource type specifies whether the resource is a machine-level resource, such as a file on disk, a process-wide resource, such as a block of non-shared memory, or an application domain-level resource, such as a lock on an instance of a non-marshal by reference object. The visibility scopes are Assembly and Private, the default is Public, which is implicit if Private or Assembly are not indicated. There is no enumeration value for Public.
