LocalBuilder.LocalType Property
Definition
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Gets the type of the local variable.
public:
virtual property Type ^ LocalType { Type ^ get(); };
public:
property Type ^ LocalType { Type ^ get(); };
public override Type LocalType { get; }
public Type LocalType { get; }
member this.LocalType : Type
Public Overrides ReadOnly Property LocalType As Type
Public ReadOnly Property LocalType As Type
Property Value
The Type of the local variable.
Examples
The following code sample illustrates the use of LocalType
. This code is part of a larger example for the LocalBuilder class.
// Create local variables named myString and myInt.
LocalBuilder^ myLB1 = myMethodIL->DeclareLocal( String::typeid );
myLB1->SetLocalSymInfo( "myString" );
Console::WriteLine( "local 'myString' type is: {0}", myLB1->LocalType );
LocalBuilder^ myLB2 = myMethodIL->DeclareLocal( int::typeid );
myLB2->SetLocalSymInfo( "myInt", 1, 2 );
Console::WriteLine( "local 'myInt' type is: {0}", myLB2->LocalType );
// Create local variables named myString and myInt.
LocalBuilder myLB1 = myMethodIL.DeclareLocal(typeof(string));
myLB1.SetLocalSymInfo("myString");
Console.WriteLine("local 'myString' type is: {0}", myLB1.LocalType);
LocalBuilder myLB2 = myMethodIL.DeclareLocal(typeof(int));
myLB2.SetLocalSymInfo("myInt", 1, 2);
Console.WriteLine("local 'myInt' type is: {0}", myLB2.LocalType);
' Create local variables named myString and myInt.
Dim myLB1 As LocalBuilder = myMethodIL.DeclareLocal(GetType(String))
myLB1.SetLocalSymInfo("myString")
Console.WriteLine("local 'myString' type is: {0}", myLB1.LocalType)
Dim myLB2 As LocalBuilder = myMethodIL.DeclareLocal(GetType(Integer))
myLB2.SetLocalSymInfo("myInt", 1, 2)
Console.WriteLine("local 'myInt' type is: {0}", myLB2.LocalType)
Applies to
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