ExpressionBuilderCollection.Add(ExpressionBuilder) Method
Definition
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Adds an ExpressionBuilder object to the ExpressionBuilderCollection.
public:
void Add(System::Web::Configuration::ExpressionBuilder ^ buildProvider);
public void Add (System.Web.Configuration.ExpressionBuilder buildProvider);
member this.Add : System.Web.Configuration.ExpressionBuilder -> unit
Public Sub Add (buildProvider As ExpressionBuilder)
Parameters
- buildProvider
- ExpressionBuilder
A string value specifying the ExpressionBuilder reference.
Exceptions
The ExpressionBuilder object to add already exists in the collection, or the collection is read-only.
Examples
The following code example demonstrates how to use the Add method. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the ExpressionBuilderCollection class.
// Create a new ExpressionBuilder reference.
ExpressionBuilder myExpressionBuilder =
new ExpressionBuilder("myCustomExpression", "MyCustomExpressionBuilder");
// Add an ExpressionBuilder to the configuration.
configSection.ExpressionBuilders.Add(myExpressionBuilder);
' Create a new ExpressionBuilder reference.
Dim myExpressionBuilder As ExpressionBuilder = _
New ExpressionBuilder("myCustomExpression", "MyCustomExpressionBuilder")
' Add an ExpressionBuilder to the configuration.
configSection.ExpressionBuilders.Add(myExpressionBuilder)
Remarks
Adds an ExpressionBuilder object to the collection. If the assembly object is not initialized with assembly information, an exception is thrown. If the assembly object already exists in the collection, the statement is ignored.
Applies to
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