MatchKind Enum
Definition
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Caution
MatchKind is being replaced with PatternMatch and PatternMatchKind. Please remove all references and replace them with PatternMatch objects.
Indicates how a symbol matched a search string.
public enum class MatchKindpublic enum class MatchKindenum MatchKindpublic enum MatchKind[System.Obsolete("MatchKind is being replaced with PatternMatch and PatternMatchKind. Please remove all references and replace them with PatternMatch objects.")]
public enum MatchKindtype MatchKind = [<System.Obsolete("MatchKind is being replaced with PatternMatch and PatternMatchKind. Please remove all references and replace them with PatternMatch objects.")>]
type MatchKind = Public Enum MatchKind- Inheritance
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MatchKind
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Fields
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Exact | 0 | The symbol name and search string match exactly. |
| Prefix | 1 | The symbol name starts with the search string. |
| Substring | 2 | The entire search string is found in the symbol name, but not at the beginning. |
| Regular | 3 | The symbol matches in some way, but is not an exact or prefix match. For example, if all of the search terms appear in the name, or there is a camel-case match. |
| None | 4 | The symbol name does not match the search string at all. This member is provided for completeness; symbols that do not match the search string should not be reported to the callback at all. |