Contract.Requires Method
Definition
Important
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Specifies a precondition contract for an enclosing method or property.
Overloads
Requires(Boolean) |
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property. |
Requires(Boolean, String) |
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property, and displays a message if the condition for the contract fails. |
Requires<TException>(Boolean) |
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property, and throws an exception if the condition for the contract fails. |
Requires<TException>(Boolean, String) |
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property, and throws an exception with the provided message if the condition for the contract fails. |
Requires(Boolean)
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property.
public:
static void Requires(bool condition);
[System.Diagnostics.Conditional("CONTRACTS_FULL")]
public static void Requires (bool condition);
[<System.Diagnostics.Conditional("CONTRACTS_FULL")>]
static member Requires : bool -> unit
Public Shared Sub Requires (condition As Boolean)
Parameters
- condition
- Boolean
The conditional expression to test.
- Attributes
Remarks
This method call must be at the beginning of a method or property, before any other code.
This contract is exposed to clients; therefore, it must only reference members that are at least as visible as the enclosing method.
Use this method instead of the Contract.Requires<TException>(Boolean) method when backward compatibility does not force you to throw a particular exception.
Applies to
Requires(Boolean, String)
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property, and displays a message if the condition for the contract fails.
public:
static void Requires(bool condition, System::String ^ userMessage);
[System.Diagnostics.Conditional("CONTRACTS_FULL")]
public static void Requires (bool condition, string userMessage);
[System.Diagnostics.Conditional("CONTRACTS_FULL")]
public static void Requires (bool condition, string? userMessage);
[<System.Diagnostics.Conditional("CONTRACTS_FULL")>]
static member Requires : bool * string -> unit
Public Shared Sub Requires (condition As Boolean, userMessage As String)
Parameters
- condition
- Boolean
The conditional expression to test.
- userMessage
- String
The message to display if the condition is false
.
- Attributes
Remarks
This method call must be at the beginning of a method or property, before any other code.
This contract is exposed to clients; therefore, it must only reference members that are at least as visible as the enclosing method.
Use this method instead of the Contract.Requires<TException>(Boolean, String) method when backward compatibility does not force you to throw a particular exception.
Applies to
Requires<TException>(Boolean)
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property, and throws an exception if the condition for the contract fails.
public:
generic <typename TException>
where TException : Exception static void Requires(bool condition);
public static void Requires<TException> (bool condition) where TException : Exception;
static member Requires : bool -> unit (requires 'Exception :> Exception)
Public Shared Sub Requires(Of TException As Exception) (condition As Boolean)
Type Parameters
- TException
The exception to throw if the condition is false
.
Parameters
- condition
- Boolean
The conditional expression to test.
Remarks
Important
You must turn on run-time checking to use the Requires method. If run-time checking is turned off, the process will be terminated. To obtain the tools for runtime checking, see Code Contracts on the Visual Studio Marketplace.
This method call must be at the beginning of a method or property, before any other code.
This contract is exposed to clients; therefore, it must only reference members that are at least as visible as the enclosing method.
Use this method instead of the Contract.Requires(Boolean) method when you want to throw an exception if the precondition fails.
Applies to
Requires<TException>(Boolean, String)
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
- Source:
- Contracts.cs
Specifies a precondition contract for the enclosing method or property, and throws an exception with the provided message if the condition for the contract fails.
public:
generic <typename TException>
where TException : Exception static void Requires(bool condition, System::String ^ userMessage);
public static void Requires<TException> (bool condition, string userMessage) where TException : Exception;
public static void Requires<TException> (bool condition, string? userMessage) where TException : Exception;
static member Requires : bool * string -> unit (requires 'Exception :> Exception)
Public Shared Sub Requires(Of TException As Exception) (condition As Boolean, userMessage As String)
Type Parameters
- TException
The exception to throw if the condition is false
.
Parameters
- condition
- Boolean
The conditional expression to test.
- userMessage
- String
The message to display if the condition is false
.
Remarks
-
Important
You must turn on run-time checking to use the Requires method. If run-time checking is turned off, the process will be terminated. To obtain the tools for runtime checking, see Code Contracts on the Visual Studio Marketplace.
This method call must be at the beginning of a method or property, before any other code.
This contract is exposed to clients; therefore, it must only reference members that are at least as visible as the enclosing method.
Use this method instead of the Contract.Requires(Boolean, String) method when you want to throw an exception if the precondition fails.