CompilerErrorCollection.Contains(CompilerError) Méthode

public:
 bool Contains(System::CodeDom::Compiler::CompilerError ^ value);

public bool Contains (System.CodeDom.Compiler.CompilerError value);

member this.Contains : System.CodeDom.Compiler.CompilerError -> bool

Public Function Contains (value As CompilerError) As Boolean

Paramètres

Retours

true si CompilerError est contenu dans la collection ; sinon false.

Exemples

L’exemple suivant utilise la Contains méthode pour localiser un objet spécifique CompilerError et déterminer la valeur d’index à laquelle il a été trouvé.

// Tests for the presence of a CompilerError in the
// collection, and retrieves its index if it is found.
CompilerError^ testError = gcnew CompilerError( "Testfile.cs",5,10,"CS0001","Example error text" );
int itemIndex = -1;
if ( collection->Contains( testError ) )
   itemIndex = collection->IndexOf( testError );

// Tests for the presence of a CompilerError in the
// collection, and retrieves its index if it is found.
CompilerError testError = new CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text");
int itemIndex = -1;
if( collection.Contains( testError ) )
    itemIndex = collection.IndexOf( testError );

' Tests for the presence of a CompilerError in the 
' collection, and retrieves its index if it is found.
Dim testError As New CompilerError("Testfile.cs", 5, 10, "CS0001", "Example error text")
Dim itemIndex As Integer = -1
If collection.Contains(testError) Then
    itemIndex = collection.IndexOf(testError)
End If

S’applique à

Voir aussi

• IndexOf(CompilerError)