UsingDirectiveSyntax.Name Property
Definition
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Returns the name this UsingDirectiveSyntax points at, or null if it does not
point at a name. A normal using X.Y.Z; or using static X.Y.Z; will always point at a name and
will always return a value for this. However, a using-alias (e.g. using x = ...;) may or may not
point at a name and may return null here. An example of when that may happen is the type
on the right side of the = is not a name. For example using x = (X.Y.Z, A.B.C);. Here, as
the type is a tuple-type there is no name to return.
public:
property Microsoft::CodeAnalysis::CSharp::Syntax::NameSyntax ^ Name { Microsoft::CodeAnalysis::CSharp::Syntax::NameSyntax ^ get(); };public Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.Syntax.NameSyntax Name { get; }public Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.Syntax.NameSyntax? Name { get; }member this.Name : Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.Syntax.NameSyntaxPublic ReadOnly Property Name As NameSyntaxProperty Value
Applies to
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