IInterfaceInfo Interface

Provides information about the properties of the specified type library's interfaces.

Namespace:  Microsoft.VisualStudio.VsWizard
Assembly:  Microsoft.VisualStudio.VsWizard (in Microsoft.VisualStudio.VsWizard.dll)

Syntax

'Deklarace
<GuidAttribute("EFD00EF5-B6B1-4DC0-908A-18AF68FEE2BD")> _
Public Interface IInterfaceInfo

[GuidAttribute("EFD00EF5-B6B1-4DC0-908A-18AF68FEE2BD")]
public interface IInterfaceInfo

[GuidAttribute(L"EFD00EF5-B6B1-4DC0-908A-18AF68FEE2BD")]
public interface class IInterfaceInfo

[<GuidAttribute("EFD00EF5-B6B1-4DC0-908A-18AF68FEE2BD")>]
type IInterfaceInfo =  interface end

public interface IInterfaceInfo

The IInterfaceInfo type exposes the following members.

Properties

	Name	Description
	ActiveType	Gets or sets the type of interface as an eInterfaceType enumeration.
	Base	Gets a string containing the name of the base class of the interface.
	Default	Gets a value indicating whether the interface is the default interface.
	Functions	Gets a collection of functions for the parent object.
	Guid	Gets the GUID for the IInterfaceInfo object.
	IsDispatchable	Gets a value indicating whether the interface is derived from IDispatch.
	Name	Gets or sets the name of the object.
	Properties	Gets the properties of the interface.
	Source	Gets a value indicating whether the interface is the source — that is, an interface that the client listens to, rather than calls.
	Type	Gets the interface type as an eInterfaceType enumeration.

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Remarks

The IInterfaceInfo object controls information about the properties contained in the specified interface such as:

• Name

• Type

• Functions

• Base interface

For example, by using these properties, you could add the methods of a specified interface to a project. See Implement Interface Wizard for an example.

Examples

// From the Visual Studio Implement Interface Wizard, which uses the 
// Name property to identify and get the properties of an interface.

function GetProxyClassHeader(oInterface)
{
   var strHeader;
   var strInterface = oInterface.Name;
   var strIID = "__uuidof(" + strInterface + ")";
   
   strHeader = 
      "template<class T>\r\n" +
      "class CProxy" + strInterface + " :\r\n" +
      "\tpublic IConnectionPointImpl<T, &" + strIID +  ">\r\n" +
      "{\r\n" +
      "public:\r\n";
      
   return strHeader;
}

Poznámka

See How to: Interpret Visual C++ Wizard Model Examples for more information about how properties are called in both the HTML and the default.js files of a custom wizard.

See Also

Reference

Microsoft.VisualStudio.VsWizard Namespace