InstallerCollection.Insert(Int32, Installer) Method
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Inserts the specified installer into the collection at the specified index.
public:
void Insert(int index, System::Configuration::Install::Installer ^ value);C#
public void Insert(int index, System.Configuration.Install.Installer value);member this.Insert : int * System.Configuration.Install.Installer -> unitPublic Sub Insert (index As Integer, value As Installer)- index
- Int32
The zero-based index at which to insert the installer.
The following example is the same as the example in the AddRange method. For more information on this example, please see the Example section of the AddRange method.
TransactedInstaller^ myTransactedInstaller1 = gcnew TransactedInstaller;
TransactedInstaller^ myTransactedInstaller2 = gcnew TransactedInstaller;
AssemblyInstaller^ myAssemblyInstaller = gcnew AssemblyInstaller;
InstallContext^ myInstallContext;
// Create a instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' that installs 'MyAssembly1.exe'.
myAssemblyInstaller =
gcnew AssemblyInstaller( "MyAssembly1.exe",nullptr );
// Add the instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' to the 'TransactedInstaller'.
myTransactedInstaller1->Installers->Insert( 0, myAssemblyInstaller );
// Create a instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' that installs 'MyAssembly2.exe'.
myAssemblyInstaller =
gcnew AssemblyInstaller( "MyAssembly2.exe",nullptr );
// Add the instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' to the 'TransactedInstaller'.
myTransactedInstaller1->Installers->Insert( 1, myAssemblyInstaller );
// Copy the installers of 'myTransactedInstaller1' to 'myTransactedInstaller2'.
myTransactedInstaller2->Installers->AddRange( myTransactedInstaller1->Installers );
C#
TransactedInstaller myTransactedInstaller1 = new TransactedInstaller();
TransactedInstaller myTransactedInstaller2 = new TransactedInstaller();
AssemblyInstaller myAssemblyInstaller = new AssemblyInstaller();
InstallContext myInstallContext;
// Create a instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' that installs 'MyAssembly1.exe'.
myAssemblyInstaller =
new AssemblyInstaller("MyAssembly1.exe", null);
// Add the instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' to the 'TransactedInstaller'.
myTransactedInstaller1.Installers.Insert(0, myAssemblyInstaller);
// Create a instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' that installs 'MyAssembly2.exe'.
myAssemblyInstaller =
new AssemblyInstaller("MyAssembly2.exe", null);
// Add the instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' to the 'TransactedInstaller'.
myTransactedInstaller1.Installers.Insert(1, myAssemblyInstaller);
// Copy the installers of 'myTransactedInstaller1' to 'myTransactedInstaller2'.
myTransactedInstaller2.Installers.AddRange(myTransactedInstaller1.Installers);
Dim myTransactedInstaller1 As New TransactedInstaller()
Dim myTransactedInstaller2 As New TransactedInstaller()
Dim myAssemblyInstaller As New AssemblyInstaller()
Dim myInstallContext As InstallContext
' Create a instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' that installs 'MyAssembly1.exe'.
myAssemblyInstaller = New AssemblyInstaller("MyAssembly1.exe", Nothing)
' Add the instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' to the 'TransactedInstaller'.
myTransactedInstaller1.Installers.Insert(0, myAssemblyInstaller)
' Create a instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' that installs 'MyAssembly2.exe'.
myAssemblyInstaller = New AssemblyInstaller("MyAssembly2.exe", Nothing)
' Add the instance of 'AssemblyInstaller' to the 'TransactedInstaller'.
myTransactedInstaller1.Installers.Insert(1, myAssemblyInstaller)
' Copy the installers of 'myTransactedInstaller1' to 'myTransactedInstaller2'.
myTransactedInstaller2.Installers.AddRange(myTransactedInstaller1.Installers)
| Product | Versions |
|---|---|
| .NET Framework | 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 4.5.1, 4.5.2, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2, 4.7, 4.7.1, 4.7.2, 4.8, 4.8.1 |
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