Option<T> Constructors
Definition
Important
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Overloads
Option<T>(String, String) |
Obsolete.
|
Option<T>(String, String, T) | |
Option<T>(String, String, T, OptionStorageLocation[]) |
Option<T>(String, String)
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option.cs
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- Option.cs
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- Option.cs
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- Option.cs
Caution
Use a constructor that specifies an explicit default value.
public:
Option(System::String ^ feature, System::String ^ name);
public Option (string feature, string name);
[System.Obsolete("Use a constructor that specifies an explicit default value.")]
public Option (string feature, string name);
new Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T> : string * string -> Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T>
[<System.Obsolete("Use a constructor that specifies an explicit default value.")>]
new Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T> : string * string -> Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T>
Public Sub New (feature As String, name As String)
Parameters
- feature
- String
- name
- String
- Attributes
Applies to
Option<T>(String, String, T)
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
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- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
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- Option.cs
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- Option.cs
- Source:
- Option.cs
- Source:
- Option.cs
public:
Option(System::String ^ feature, System::String ^ name, T defaultValue);
public Option (string feature, string name, T defaultValue);
new Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T> : string * string * 'T -> Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T>
Public Sub New (feature As String, name As String, defaultValue As T)
Parameters
- feature
- String
- name
- String
- defaultValue
- T
Applies to
Option<T>(String, String, T, OptionStorageLocation[])
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option%601.cs
- Source:
- Option.cs
- Source:
- Option.cs
- Source:
- Option.cs
- Source:
- Option.cs
public:
Option(System::String ^ feature, System::String ^ name, T defaultValue, ... cli::array <Microsoft::CodeAnalysis::Options::OptionStorageLocation ^> ^ storageLocations);
public Option (string feature, string name, T defaultValue, params Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.OptionStorageLocation[] storageLocations);
new Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T> : string * string * 'T * Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.OptionStorageLocation[] -> Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Options.Option<'T>
Public Sub New (feature As String, name As String, defaultValue As T, ParamArray storageLocations As OptionStorageLocation())
Parameters
- feature
- String
- name
- String
- defaultValue
- T
- storageLocations
- OptionStorageLocation[]
Applies to
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