Is there support for designating a method of a class as the class'
default method? I believe there is some attribute that you append to
the method. Some [Default()] or [DefaultMethod()] or something I guess.
Can't remember.

Water Cooler v2 wrote:
> Is there support for designating a method of a class as the class'
> default method? I believe there is some attribute that you append to
> the method. Some [Default()] or [DefaultMethod()] or something I
> guess. Can't remember.

There's DefaultPropertyAttribute (of [DefaultProperty]) to designate a
default property. There's no corresponding [DefaultMethod] attribute.

-cd

Hi,

No, there is nothing like this AFAIK

How you were supposted to invoke a method like this?


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> Is there support for designating a method of a class as the class'
> default method? I believe there is some attribute that you append to
> the method. Some [Default()] or [DefaultMethod()] or something I guess.
> Can't remember.
>

You're probably thinking of an indexer in C# (VB uses the keyword 'Default').
e.g.,
public class ClassWithIndexer
{
private int[] basearray;
public int this[int index]
{
get { return basearray[index]; }
set { basearray[index] = value };
}
}
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"Water Cooler v2" wrote:

> Is there support for designating a method of a class as the class'
> default method? I believe there is some attribute that you append to
> the method. Some [Default()] or [DefaultMethod()] or something I guess.
> Can't remember.
>
>