DiscoveryExceptionDictionary.Contains(String) Method
Definition
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Determines whether the DiscoveryExceptionDictionary contains an Exception with the specified URL.
public:
bool Contains(System::String ^ url);
public bool Contains (string url);
member this.Contains : string -> bool
Public Function Contains (url As String) As Boolean
Parameters
- url
- String
The URL of the Exception to locate within the DiscoveryExceptionDictionary.
Returns
true
if the DiscoveryExceptionDictionary contains an Exception with the specified URL; otherwise, false
.
Exceptions
url
is null
.
Examples
DiscoveryExceptionDictionary^ myExceptionDictionary = myDiscoveryClientProtocol2->Errors;
if ( myExceptionDictionary->Contains( myUrlKey ) == true )
{
Console::WriteLine( "'myExceptionDictionary' contains a discovery exception for the key '{0}'", myUrlKey );
}
else
{
Console::WriteLine( "'myExceptionDictionary' does not contain a discovery exception for the key '{0}'", myUrlKey );
}
DiscoveryExceptionDictionary myExceptionDictionary
= myDiscoveryClientProtocol2.Errors;
if ( myExceptionDictionary.Contains(myUrlKey) == true )
{
Console.WriteLine("'myExceptionDictionary' contains " +
" a discovery exception for the key '" + myUrlKey + "'");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("'myExceptionDictionary' does not contain" +
" a discovery exception for the key '" + myUrlKey + "'");
}
Dim myExceptionDictionary As DiscoveryExceptionDictionary = myDiscoveryClientProtocol2.Errors
If myExceptionDictionary.Contains(myUrlKey) = True Then
Console.WriteLine("'myExceptionDictionary' contains " + _
"a discovery exception for the key '" + myUrlKey + "'")
Else
Console.WriteLine("'myExceptionDictionary' does not contain" + _
" a discovery exception for the key '" + myUrlKey + "'")
End If
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