OperationBindingCollection.Remove(OperationBinding) Method
Definition
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Removes the first occurrence of the specified OperationBinding from the OperationBindingCollection.
public:
void Remove(System::Web::Services::Description::OperationBinding ^ bindingOperation);
public void Remove (System.Web.Services.Description.OperationBinding bindingOperation);
member this.Remove : System.Web.Services.Description.OperationBinding -> unit
Public Sub Remove (bindingOperation As OperationBinding)
Parameters
- bindingOperation
- OperationBinding
The OperationBinding to remove from the collection.
Examples
The following example demonstrates the use of the Remove
method.
// Get the OperationBinding of the Add operation from the collection.
OperationBinding^ myOperationBinding = myOperationBindingCollection[ 3 ];
// Remove the OperationBinding of the Add operation from
// the collection.
myOperationBindingCollection->Remove( myOperationBinding );
Console::WriteLine( "\nRemoved the OperationBinding of the "
"Add operation from the collection." );
// Get the OperationBinding of the Add operation from the collection.
OperationBinding myOperationBinding =
myOperationBindingCollection[3];
// Remove the OperationBinding of the Add operation from
// the collection.
myOperationBindingCollection.Remove(myOperationBinding);
Console.WriteLine("\nRemoved the OperationBinding of the " +
"Add operation from the collection.");
' Get the OperationBinding of the Add operation from the collection.
Dim myOperationBinding As OperationBinding = _
myOperationBindingCollection(3)
' Remove the OperationBinding of the 'Add' operation from
' the collection.
myOperationBindingCollection.Remove(myOperationBinding)
Console.WriteLine(ControlChars.NewLine & _
"Removed the OperationBinding of the " & _
"Add operation from the collection.")
Remarks
This method performs a linear search; therefore, the average execution time is proportional to Count.
The elements that follow the removed OperationBinding move up to occupy the vacated spot.