SwitchLevelAttribute.SwitchLevelType Property
Definition
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Gets or sets the type that determines whether a trace should be written.
public:
property Type ^ SwitchLevelType { Type ^ get(); void set(Type ^ value); };public Type SwitchLevelType { get; set; }member this.SwitchLevelType : Type with get, setPublic Property SwitchLevelType As TypeProperty Value
The Type that determines whether a trace should be written.
Exceptions
The set operation failed because the value is null.
Examples
The following code example displays the value of the SwitchLevelType property for the BooleanSwitch.
// Display the SwitchLevelAttribute for the BooleanSwitch.
Object[] attribs = typeof(BooleanSwitch).GetCustomAttributes(typeof(SwitchLevelAttribute), false);
if (attribs.Length == 0)
Console.WriteLine("Error, couldn't find SwitchLevelAttribute on BooleanSwitch.");
else
Console.WriteLine(((SwitchLevelAttribute)attribs[0]).SwitchLevelType.ToString());
' Display the SwitchLevelAttribute for the BooleanSwitch.
Dim attribs As [Object]() = GetType(BooleanSwitch).GetCustomAttributes(GetType(SwitchLevelAttribute), False)
If attribs.Length = 0 Then
Console.WriteLine("Error, couldn't find SwitchLevelAttribute on BooleanSwitch.")
Else
Console.WriteLine(CType(attribs(0), SwitchLevelAttribute).SwitchLevelType.ToString())
End If
Remarks
The level property of a switch is not necessarily named Level; for example, the level property of the BooleanSwitch class is Enabled.
Applies to
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