AsnReader.ReadNamedBitListValue Method
Definition
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Overloads
ReadNamedBitListValue(Type, Nullable<Asn1Tag>) |
Reads the next value as a NamedBitList with a specified tag, converting it to the [FlagsAttribute] enum specified by |
ReadNamedBitListValue<TFlagsEnum>(Nullable<Asn1Tag>) |
Reads the next value as a NamedBitList with a specified tag, converting it to the [FlagsAttribute] enum specified by |
ReadNamedBitListValue(Type, Nullable<Asn1Tag>)
- Source:
- AsnDecoder.NamedBitList.cs
- Source:
- AsnDecoder.NamedBitList.cs
- Source:
- AsnDecoder.NamedBitList.cs
Reads the next value as a NamedBitList with a specified tag, converting it to the [FlagsAttribute] enum specified by flagsEnumType
.
public Enum ReadNamedBitListValue (Type flagsEnumType, System.Formats.Asn1.Asn1Tag? expectedTag = default);
member this.ReadNamedBitListValue : Type * Nullable<System.Formats.Asn1.Asn1Tag> -> Enum
Public Function ReadNamedBitListValue (flagsEnumType As Type, Optional expectedTag As Nullable(Of Asn1Tag) = Nothing) As Enum
Parameters
- flagsEnumType
- Type
Type object representing the destination type.
Returns
The NamedBitList value converted to a flagsEnumType
.
Exceptions
The next value does not have the correct tag.
-or-
The length encoding is not valid under the current encoding rules.
-or-
The contents are not valid under the current encoding rules.
-or-
The encoded value is too big to fit in a flagsEnumType
value.
flagsEnumType
is not an enum type.
-or-
flagsEnumType
was not declared with FlagsAttribute
-or-
expectedTag
.TagClass is Universal, but expectedTag
.TagValue is not correct for the method.
flagsEnumType
is null
Applies to
ReadNamedBitListValue<TFlagsEnum>(Nullable<Asn1Tag>)
- Source:
- AsnDecoder.NamedBitList.cs
- Source:
- AsnDecoder.NamedBitList.cs
- Source:
- AsnDecoder.NamedBitList.cs
Reads the next value as a NamedBitList with a specified tag, converting it to the [FlagsAttribute] enum specified by TFlagsEnum
.
public TFlagsEnum ReadNamedBitListValue<TFlagsEnum> (System.Formats.Asn1.Asn1Tag? expectedTag = default) where TFlagsEnum : Enum;
member this.ReadNamedBitListValue : Nullable<System.Formats.Asn1.Asn1Tag> -> 'FlagsEnum (requires 'FlagsEnum :> Enum)
Public Function ReadNamedBitListValue(Of TFlagsEnum As Enum) (Optional expectedTag As Nullable(Of Asn1Tag) = Nothing) As TFlagsEnum
Type Parameters
- TFlagsEnum
Destination enum type.
Parameters
Returns
The NamedBitList value converted to a TFlagsEnum
.
Exceptions
The next value does not have the correct tag.
-or-
The length encoding is not valid under the current encoding rules.
-or-
The contents are not valid under the current encoding rules.
-or-
The encoded value is too big to fit in a TFlagsEnum
value.
TFlagsEnum
is not an enum type.
-or-
TFlagsEnum
was not declared with FlagsAttribute
-or-
expectedTag
.TagClass is Universal, but expectedTag
.TagValue is not correct for the method.
Remarks
The bit alignment performed by this method is to interpret the most significant bit in the first byte of the value as the least significant bit in TFlagsEnum
, with bits increasing in value until the least significant bit of the first byte, proceeding with the most significant bit of the second byte, and so on. Under this scheme, the following ASN.1 type declaration and C# enumeration can be used together:
KeyUsage ::= BIT STRING {
digitalSignature (0),
nonRepudiation (1),
keyEncipherment (2),
dataEncipherment (3),
keyAgreement (4),
keyCertSign (5),
cRLSign (6),
encipherOnly (7),
decipherOnly (8) }
[Flags]
enum KeyUsage
{
None = 0, DigitalSignature = 1 << (0),
NonRepudiation = 1 << (1),
KeyEncipherment = 1 << (2),
DataEncipherment = 1 << (3),
KeyAgreement = 1 << (4),
KeyCertSign = 1 << (5),
CrlSign = 1 << (6),
EncipherOnly = 1 << (7),
DecipherOnly = 1 << (8),
}
While the example here uses the KeyUsage NamedBitList from RFC 3280 (4.2.1.3), the example enum uses values that are different from X509KeyUsageFlags.