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WorkflowCodeTypeReferenceExpression.Decompile method

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Decompiles the custom expression into string form.

Namespace:  Microsoft.SharePoint.WorkflowActions
Assembly:  Microsoft.SharePoint.WorkflowActions (in Microsoft.SharePoint.WorkflowActions.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Sub Decompile ( _
    stringBuilder As StringBuilder, _
    parentExpression As CodeExpression _
)
'Usage
Dim instance As WorkflowCodeTypeReferenceExpression
Dim stringBuilder As StringBuilder
Dim parentExpression As CodeExpression

instance.Decompile(stringBuilder, parentExpression)

public void Decompile(
    StringBuilder stringBuilder,
    CodeExpression parentExpression
)

Parameters

  • stringBuilder
    Type: System.Text.StringBuilder

    A mutable string for the decompiled expression. This method must append the decompiled syntax for this subexpression.

  • parentExpression
    Type: System.CodeDom.CodeExpression

    The parent code expression. This can be used to determine operator precedence and whether this subexpression must be expressed in parentheses.

Implements

IRuleExpression.Decompile(StringBuilder, CodeExpression)

See also

Reference

WorkflowCodeTypeReferenceExpression class

WorkflowCodeTypeReferenceExpression members

Microsoft.SharePoint.WorkflowActions namespace