Resource<T> Constructor
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the Resource<T>.
protected Resource (Azure.Provisioning.IConstruct scope, Azure.Provisioning.Resource? parent, string resourceName, Azure.Core.ResourceType resourceType, string version, Func<string,T> createProperties, bool isExisting = false);new Azure.Provisioning.Resource<'T> : Azure.Provisioning.IConstruct * Azure.Provisioning.Resource * string * Azure.Core.ResourceType * string * Func<string, 'T> * bool -> Azure.Provisioning.Resource<'T>Protected Sub New (scope As IConstruct, parent As Resource, resourceName As String, resourceType As ResourceType, version As String, createProperties As Func(Of String, T), Optional isExisting As Boolean = false)Parameters
- scope
- IConstruct
The scope.
- parent
- Resource
The parent.
- resourceName
- String
The resource name.
- resourceType
- ResourceType
The resourceType.
- version
- String
The version.
- isExisting
- Boolean
Whether the resource already exists
Applies to
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