ApplicationTrustCollection.RemoveRange Method

Definition

Namespace:

System.Security.Policy

Assembly:

System.Security.Permissions.dll

Removes a collection of application trust objects from the collection.

Overloads

RemoveRange(ApplicationTrust[])	Removes the application trust objects in the specified array from the collection.
RemoveRange(ApplicationTrustCollection)	Removes the application trust objects in the specified collection from the collection.

RemoveRange(ApplicationTrust[])

Source:

ApplicationTrustCollection.cs

Removes the application trust objects in the specified array from the collection.

public:
 void RemoveRange(cli::array <System::Security::Policy::ApplicationTrust ^> ^ trusts);

public void RemoveRange (System.Security.Policy.ApplicationTrust[] trusts);

member this.RemoveRange : System.Security.Policy.ApplicationTrust[] -> unit

Public Sub RemoveRange (trusts As ApplicationTrust())

Parameters

trusts

ApplicationTrust[]

A one-dimensional array of type ApplicationTrust that contains items to be removed from the current collection.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullException

trusts is null.

Remarks

The objects that follow the removed objects move up to occupy the vacated positions. The indexes of the objects that are moved are also updated.

RemoveRange(ApplicationTrustCollection)

Source:

ApplicationTrustCollection.cs

Removes the application trust objects in the specified collection from the collection.

public:
 void RemoveRange(System::Security::Policy::ApplicationTrustCollection ^ trusts);

public void RemoveRange (System.Security.Policy.ApplicationTrustCollection trusts);

member this.RemoveRange : System.Security.Policy.ApplicationTrustCollection -> unit

Public Sub RemoveRange (trusts As ApplicationTrustCollection)

Parameters

trusts

ApplicationTrustCollection

An ApplicationTrustCollection that contains items to be removed from the current collection.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullException

trusts is null.

Remarks

The objects that follow the removed objects move up to occupy the vacated positions. The indexes of the objects that are moved are also updated.