PropertyFilter.Match(IPropertyFilterTarget) Method
Definition
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Matches the predicate strings of the current filtering object against the specified target property name and returns a Boolean that indicates whether one or more of the predicate strings matches the target name or whether this PropertyFilter does not have any predicates.
public:
bool Match(System::Activities::Presentation::PropertyEditing::IPropertyFilterTarget ^ target);public bool Match (System.Activities.Presentation.PropertyEditing.IPropertyFilterTarget target);member this.Match : System.Activities.Presentation.PropertyEditing.IPropertyFilterTarget -> boolPublic Function Match (target As IPropertyFilterTarget) As BooleanParameters
- target
- IPropertyFilterTarget
The name of the property that the current filter will be compared against when looking for a match.
Returns
true if there is a filter/target match or if there is nothing to use for the comparison; otherwise, false.
Applies to
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