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PropertyCollection.IDictionary.Keys Property

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Definition

Namespace:
System.DirectoryServices
Assembly:
System.DirectoryServices.dll
Package:
System.DirectoryServices v9.0.0
Source:
PropertyCollection.cs
Source:
PropertyCollection.cs
Source:
PropertyCollection.cs
Source:
PropertyCollection.cs

Gets an ICollection object containing the keys of the IDictionary object.

property System::Collections::ICollection ^ System::Collections::IDictionary::Keys { System::Collections::ICollection ^ get(); };
System.Collections.ICollection System.Collections.IDictionary.Keys { get; }
member this.System.Collections.IDictionary.Keys : System.Collections.ICollection
 ReadOnly Property Keys As ICollection Implements IDictionary.Keys

Property Value

ICollection

An ICollection object containing the keys of the IDictionary object.

Implements

Keys

Examples

The following example shows how to implement the Keys property. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the IDictionary class.

public:
    virtual property ICollection^ Keys
    {
        ICollection^ get()
        {
            // Return an array where each item is a key.
            array<Object^>^ keys = gcnew array<Object^>(itemsInUse);
            for (int i = 0; i < itemsInUse; i++)
            {
                keys[i] = items[i]->Key;
            }
            return keys;
        }
    }

public ICollection Keys
{
    get
    {
        // Return an array where each item is a key.
        Object[] keys = new Object[ItemsInUse];
        for (Int32 n = 0; n < ItemsInUse; n++)
            keys[n] = items[n].Key;
        return keys;
    }
}

Public ReadOnly Property Keys() As ICollection Implements IDictionary.Keys
    Get

        ' Return an array where each item is a key.
        ' Note: Declaring keyArray() to have a size of ItemsInUse - 1
        '       ensures that the array is properly sized, in VB.NET
        '       declaring an array of size N creates an array with
        '       0 through N elements, including N, as opposed to N - 1
        '       which is the default behavior in C# and C++.
        Dim keyArray() As Object = New Object(ItemsInUse - 1) {}
        Dim n As Integer
        For n = 0 To ItemsInUse - 1
            keyArray(n) = items(n).Key
        Next n

        Return keyArray
    End Get
End Property

Remarks

The order of the keys in the returned ICollection object is unspecified, but is guaranteed to be the same order as the corresponding values in the ICollection returned by the Values property.

Applies to

See also