DirectoryAttribute.Add Method
Definition
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Adds the specified value to this attribute.
Overloads
| Add(Byte[]) |
The Add(Byte[]) method adds the specified value to this attribute. |
| Add(String) |
The Add(String) method adds the specified value to this attribute. |
| Add(Uri) |
The Add(Uri) method adds the specified value to this attribute. |
Add(Byte[])
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
The Add(Byte[]) method adds the specified value to this attribute.
public:
int Add(cli::array <System::Byte> ^ value);public int Add (byte[] value);member this.Add : byte[] -> intPublic Function Add (value As Byte()) As IntegerParameters
- value
- Byte[]
The value to add.
Returns
The index at which the value has been added.
Exceptions
Value contains a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
Applies to
Add(String)
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
The Add(String) method adds the specified value to this attribute.
public:
int Add(System::String ^ value);public int Add (string value);member this.Add : string -> intPublic Function Add (value As String) As IntegerParameters
- value
- String
The value to add.
Returns
The index at which the value has been added.
Exceptions
Value contains a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
Applies to
Add(Uri)
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
- Source:
- DirectoryAttribute.cs
The Add(Uri) method adds the specified value to this attribute.
public:
int Add(Uri ^ value);public int Add (Uri value);member this.Add : Uri -> intPublic Function Add (value As Uri) As IntegerParameters
- value
- Uri
The value to add.
Returns
The index at which the value has been added.
Exceptions
Value contains a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
Applies to
.NET