CompilerErrorCollection.AddRange Method
Definition
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Copies the elements of an array to the end of the error collection.
Overloads
| AddRange(CompilerError[]) |
Copies the elements of an array to the end of the error collection. |
| AddRange(CompilerErrorCollection) |
Adds the contents of the specified compiler error collection to the end of the error collection. |
AddRange(CompilerError[])
- Source:
- CompilerErrorCollection.cs
- Source:
- CompilerErrorCollection.cs
- Source:
- CompilerErrorCollection.cs
Copies the elements of an array to the end of the error collection.
public:
void AddRange(cli::array <System::CodeDom::Compiler::CompilerError ^> ^ value);public void AddRange (System.CodeDom.Compiler.CompilerError[] value);member this.AddRange : System.CodeDom.Compiler.CompilerError[] -> unitPublic Sub AddRange (value As CompilerError())Parameters
- value
- CompilerError[]
An array of type CompilerError that contains the objects to add to the collection.
Exceptions
value is null.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to use the AddRange(CompilerError[]) method overload to add an array of CompilerError objects to a CompilerErrorCollection.
// Adds an array of CompilerError objects to the collection.
array<CompilerError^>^errors = {gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile.cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" ),gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile::cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" )};
collection->AddRange( errors );
// Adds a collection of CompilerError objects to the collection.
CompilerErrorCollection^ errorsCollection = gcnew CompilerErrorCollection;
errorsCollection->Add( gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile.cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" ) );
errorsCollection->Add( gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile.cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" ) );
collection->AddRange( errorsCollection );
// Adds an array of CompilerError objects to the collection.
CompilerError[] errors = { new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"), new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text") };
collection.AddRange( errors );
// Adds a collection of CompilerError objects to the collection.
CompilerErrorCollection errorsCollection = new CompilerErrorCollection();
errorsCollection.Add( new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text") );
errorsCollection.Add( new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text") );
collection.AddRange( errorsCollection );
' Adds an array of CompilerError objects to the collection.
Dim errors As CompilerError() = {New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"), New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text")}
collection.AddRange(errors)
' Adds a collection of CompilerError objects to the collection.
Dim errorsCollection As New CompilerErrorCollection()
errorsCollection.Add(New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"))
errorsCollection.Add(New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"))
collection.AddRange(errorsCollection)
See also
Applies to
AddRange(CompilerErrorCollection)
- Source:
- CompilerErrorCollection.cs
- Source:
- CompilerErrorCollection.cs
- Source:
- CompilerErrorCollection.cs
Adds the contents of the specified compiler error collection to the end of the error collection.
public:
void AddRange(System::CodeDom::Compiler::CompilerErrorCollection ^ value);public void AddRange (System.CodeDom.Compiler.CompilerErrorCollection value);member this.AddRange : System.CodeDom.Compiler.CompilerErrorCollection -> unitPublic Sub AddRange (value As CompilerErrorCollection)Parameters
- value
- CompilerErrorCollection
A CompilerErrorCollection object that contains the objects to add to the collection.
Exceptions
value is null.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to use the AddRange(CompilerErrorCollection) method overload to add CompilerError objects from one CompilerErrorCollection to another CompilerErrorCollection.
// Adds an array of CompilerError objects to the collection.
array<CompilerError^>^errors = {gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile.cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" ),gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile::cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" )};
collection->AddRange( errors );
// Adds a collection of CompilerError objects to the collection.
CompilerErrorCollection^ errorsCollection = gcnew CompilerErrorCollection;
errorsCollection->Add( gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile.cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" ) );
errorsCollection->Add( gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile.cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" ) );
collection->AddRange( errorsCollection );
// Adds an array of CompilerError objects to the collection.
CompilerError[] errors = { new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"), new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text") };
collection.AddRange( errors );
// Adds a collection of CompilerError objects to the collection.
CompilerErrorCollection errorsCollection = new CompilerErrorCollection();
errorsCollection.Add( new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text") );
errorsCollection.Add( new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text") );
collection.AddRange( errorsCollection );
' Adds an array of CompilerError objects to the collection.
Dim errors As CompilerError() = {New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"), New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text")}
collection.AddRange(errors)
' Adds a collection of CompilerError objects to the collection.
Dim errorsCollection As New CompilerErrorCollection()
errorsCollection.Add(New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"))
errorsCollection.Add(New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text"))
collection.AddRange(errorsCollection)
See also
Applies to
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