XamlDirective.AllowedLocation Property
Definition
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Gets a value that specifies the XAML node types where the directive can be specified.
public:
property System::Xaml::Schema::AllowedMemberLocations AllowedLocation { System::Xaml::Schema::AllowedMemberLocations get(); };public System.Xaml.Schema.AllowedMemberLocations AllowedLocation { get; }member this.AllowedLocation : System.Xaml.Schema.AllowedMemberLocationsPublic ReadOnly Property AllowedLocation As AllowedMemberLocationsProperty Value
A value of the enumeration. The default is the enumeration default, which is None.
Remarks
You can set this value in the XamlDirective(IEnumerable<String>, String, XamlType, XamlValueConverter<TypeConverter>, AllowedMemberLocations) constructor signature. If you construct by using the XamlDirective(String, String) constructor signature, the AllowedLocation value for the instance is Any. However, the instance always reports IsUnknown as true. This behavior typically affects attempts to write object graphs and also affects other practical uses of a XamlMember value.
You typically would not construct a XAML directive case where AllowedLocation is AllowedMemberLocations.None.
