TypeSpecification.DecodeSignature Method
Definition
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Overloads
| DecodeSignature<TType,TGenericContext>(ISignatureTypeProvider<TType,TGenericContext>, TGenericContext) | |
| DecodeSignature<TType>(ISignatureTypeProvider<TType>) |
DecodeSignature<TType,TGenericContext>(ISignatureTypeProvider<TType,TGenericContext>, TGenericContext)
- Source:
- TypeSpecification.cs
- Source:
- TypeSpecification.cs
- Source:
- TypeSpecification.cs
public:
generic <typename TType, typename TGenericContext>
TType DecodeSignature(System::Reflection::Metadata::ISignatureTypeProvider<TType, TGenericContext> ^ provider, TGenericContext genericContext);public TType DecodeSignature<TType,TGenericContext> (System.Reflection.Metadata.ISignatureTypeProvider<TType,TGenericContext> provider, TGenericContext genericContext);member this.DecodeSignature : System.Reflection.Metadata.ISignatureTypeProvider<'ype, 'GenericContext> * 'GenericContext -> 'ypePublic Function DecodeSignature(Of TType, TGenericContext) (provider As ISignatureTypeProvider(Of TType, TGenericContext), genericContext As TGenericContext) As TTypeType Parameters
- TType
- TGenericContext
Parameters
- genericContext
- TGenericContext
Returns
TType
Applies to
DecodeSignature<TType>(ISignatureTypeProvider<TType>)
public:
generic <typename TType>
TType DecodeSignature(System::Reflection::Metadata::ISignatureTypeProvider<TType> ^ provider);public TType DecodeSignature<TType> (System.Reflection.Metadata.ISignatureTypeProvider<TType> provider);member this.DecodeSignature : System.Reflection.Metadata.ISignatureTypeProvider<'ype> -> 'ypePublic Function DecodeSignature(Of TType) (provider As ISignatureTypeProvider(Of TType)) As TTypeType Parameters
- TType
Parameters
- provider
- ISignatureTypeProvider<TType>
Returns
TType
Applies to
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