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ToolTask.InitializeHostObject Method

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Definition

Namespace:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities
Assembly:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities.Core.dll
Assembly:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities.dll
Assemblies:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities.dll, Microsoft.Build.Utilities.v3.5.dll
Assembly:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities.v4.0.dll
Package:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities.Core v15.9.20
Package:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities.Core v16.11.0
Package:
Microsoft.Build.Utilities.Core v17.11.4
Source:
ToolTask.cs

We expect tasks to override this method if they support host objects. The implementation should make sure that the host object is ready to perform the real work of the task.

protected:
 virtual Microsoft::Build::Utilities::HostObjectInitializationStatus InitializeHostObject();
protected virtual Microsoft.Build.Utilities.HostObjectInitializationStatus InitializeHostObject ();
abstract member InitializeHostObject : unit -> Microsoft.Build.Utilities.HostObjectInitializationStatus
override this.InitializeHostObject : unit -> Microsoft.Build.Utilities.HostObjectInitializationStatus
Protected Overridable Function InitializeHostObject () As HostObjectInitializationStatus

Returns

HostObjectInitializationStatus

The return value indicates what steps to take next. The default is to assume that there is no host object provided, and therefore we should fallback to calling the command-line tool.

Applies to