Laden von Assemblys in den reflexionsbezogenen Kontext
Mit dem ReflectionOnly-Load-Kontext können Sie Assemblys untersuchen, die für andere Plattformen oder andere Versionen von .NET kompiliert wurden. In diesen Kontext geladener Code kann nur untersucht, nicht ausgeführt werden. Dies bedeutet, dass keine Objekte erstellt werden können, weil die Konstruktoren nicht ausgeführt werden können. Da der Code nicht ausgeführt werden kann, werden Abhängigkeiten nicht automatisch geladen. Wenn Sie diese untersuchen möchten, müssen Sie sie selbst laden.
So können Sie eine Assembly in den ReflectionOnly-Kontext laden
Verwenden Sie die ReflectionOnlyLoad(String)-Methodenüberladung, um die Assembly mit deren Anzeigenamen zu laden, oder die ReflectionOnlyLoadFrom-Methode, um die Assembly mit deren Pfad zu laden. Wenn die Assembly ein binäres Image ist, verwenden Sie die ReflectionOnlyLoad(Byte[])-Methodenüberladung.
Hinweis
Sie können den ReflectionOnly-Kontext nicht verwenden, um eine Version von „mscorlib.dll“ aus einer anderen Version von .NET Framework als der Version im Ausführungskontext zu laden.
Wenn die Assembly Abhängigkeiten hat, werden diese von der ReflectionOnlyLoad-Methode nicht geladen. Wenn Sie diese untersuchen möchten, müssen Sie sie selbst laden.
Sie können mit der ReflectionOnly-Eigenschaft einer Assembly feststellen, ob die Assembly in einen ReflectionOnly-Kontext geladen wurde.
Wenn Attribute auf die Assembly oder auf Typen in der Assembly angewendet wurden, können Sie sich diese Attribute mit der CustomAttributeData-Klasse anschauen, um sicherzustellen, dass der Code nicht im ReflectionOnly-Kontext ausgeführt wird. Verwenden Sie die entsprechende Überladung der CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes-Methode, um CustomAttributeData-Objekte zu erhalten, die die auf eine Assembly, einen Member, ein Modul oder einen Parameter angewendeten Attribute darstellen.
Hinweis
Auf die Assembly oder auf deren Inhalte angewendete Attribute sind möglicherweise in der Assembly oder in einer anderen in den ReflectionOnly-Kontext geladenen Assembly definiert. Es ist nicht möglich, im Voraus zu bestimmen, wo die Attribute definiert sind.
Beispiel
In folgendem Codebeispiel wird veranschaulicht, wie Sie die Attribute, die auf eine in den ReflectionOnly-Kontext geladene Assembly angewendet wurden, untersuchen können.
Im Codebeispiel wird ein benutzerdefiniertes Attribut mit zwei Konstruktoren und einer Eigenschaft definiert. Das Attribut wird auf die Assembly angewendet sowie auf einen in der Assembly deklarierten Typ, eine Methode dieses Typs und einen Parameter der Methode. Bei der Ausführung lädt die Assembly sich selbst in den ReflectionOnly-Kontext und zeigt Informationen zu den benutzerdefinierten Attributen an, die auf die Assembly und die Typen und Member, die sie enthält, angewendet wurden.
Hinweis
Um das Codebeispiel einfacher zu halten, lädt und untersucht die Assembly sich selbst. Für gewöhnlich ist nicht zu erwarten, dass die gleiche Assembly sowohl in den Ausführungskontext und den ReflectionOnly-Kontext geladen wird.
using namespace System;
using namespace System::Reflection;
using namespace System::Collections::Generic;
using namespace System::Collections::ObjectModel;
// An enumeration used by the ExampleAttribute class.
public enum class ExampleKind
{
FirstKind, SecondKind, ThirdKind, FourthKind
};
// An example attribute. The attribute can be applied to all
// targets, from assemblies to parameters.
//
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets::All)]
public ref class ExampleAttribute: public Attribute
{
private:
// Data for properties.
ExampleKind kindValue;
String^ noteValue;
array<String^>^ arrayStrings;
array<int>^ arrayNumbers;
// Constructors.
void ExampleAttributeInitialize( ExampleKind initKind, array<String^>^ initStrings )
{
kindValue = initKind;
arrayStrings = initStrings;
}
public:
ExampleAttribute()
{
ExampleAttributeInitialize( ExampleKind::FirstKind, nullptr );
}
ExampleAttribute( ExampleKind initKind )
{
ExampleAttributeInitialize( initKind, nullptr );
}
ExampleAttribute( ExampleKind initKind, array<String^>^ initStrings )
{
ExampleAttributeInitialize( initKind, initStrings );
}
// Properties. The Note and Numbers properties must be read/write, so they
// can be used as named parameters.
//
property ExampleKind Kind
{
ExampleKind get()
{
return kindValue;
}
}
property array<String^>^ Strings
{
array<String^>^ get()
{
return arrayStrings;
}
}
property String^ Note
{
String^ get()
{
return noteValue;
}
void set( String^ value )
{
noteValue = value;
}
}
property array<int>^ Numbers
{
array<int>^ get()
{
return arrayNumbers;
}
void set( array<int>^ value )
{
arrayNumbers = value;
}
}
};
// The example attribute is applied to the assembly.
[assembly:Example(ExampleKind::ThirdKind,Note="This is a note on the assembly.")];
// The example attribute is applied to the test class.
//
[Example(ExampleKind::SecondKind,
gcnew array<String^> { "String array argument, line 1",
"String array argument, line 2",
"String array argument, line 3" },
Note="This is a note on the class.",
Numbers = gcnew array<int> { 53, 57, 59 })]
public ref class Test
{
public:
// The example attribute is applied to a method, using the
// parameterless constructor and supplying a named argument.
// The attribute is also applied to the method parameter.
//
[Example(Note="This is a note on a method.")]
void TestMethod( [Example] Object^ arg ){}
// Main() gets objects representing the assembly, the test
// type, the test method, and the method parameter. Custom
// attribute data is displayed for each of these.
//
static void Main()
{
Assembly^ assembly = Assembly::ReflectionOnlyLoad( "Source" );
Type^ t = assembly->GetType( "Test" );
MethodInfo^ m = t->GetMethod( "TestMethod" );
array<ParameterInfo^>^p = m->GetParameters();
Console::WriteLine( "\r\nAttributes for assembly: '{0}'", assembly );
ShowAttributeData( CustomAttributeData::GetCustomAttributes( assembly ) );
Console::WriteLine( "\r\nAttributes for type: '{0}'", t );
ShowAttributeData( CustomAttributeData::GetCustomAttributes( t ) );
Console::WriteLine( "\r\nAttributes for member: '{0}'", m );
ShowAttributeData( CustomAttributeData::GetCustomAttributes( m ) );
Console::WriteLine( "\r\nAttributes for parameter: '{0}'", p );
ShowAttributeData( CustomAttributeData::GetCustomAttributes( p[ 0 ] ) );
}
private:
static void ShowValueOrArray(CustomAttributeTypedArgument^ cata)
{
if (cata->Value->GetType() == ReadOnlyCollection<CustomAttributeTypedArgument>::typeid)
{
Console::WriteLine(" Array of '{0}':", cata->ArgumentType);
for each (CustomAttributeTypedArgument^ cataElement in
(ReadOnlyCollection<CustomAttributeTypedArgument>^) cata->Value)
{
Console::WriteLine(" Type: '{0}' Value: '{1}'",
cataElement->ArgumentType, cataElement->Value);
}
}
else
{
Console::WriteLine( " Type: '{0}' Value: '{1}'",
cata->ArgumentType, cata->Value );
}
}
static void ShowAttributeData( IList< CustomAttributeData^ >^ attributes )
{
for each ( CustomAttributeData^ cad in attributes )
{
Console::WriteLine( " {0}", cad );
Console::WriteLine( " Constructor: '{0}'", cad->Constructor );
Console::WriteLine( " Constructor arguments:" );
for each ( CustomAttributeTypedArgument^ cata in cad->ConstructorArguments )
{
ShowValueOrArray(cata);
}
Console::WriteLine( " Named arguments:" );
for each ( CustomAttributeNamedArgument cana in cad->NamedArguments )
{
Console::WriteLine( " MemberInfo: '{0}'", cana.MemberInfo );
ShowValueOrArray(cana.TypedValue);
}
}
}
};
int main()
{
Test::Main();
}
/* This code example produces output similar to the following:
Attributes for assembly: 'source, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CompilationRelaxationsAttribute((Int32)8)]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor(Int32)'
Constructor arguments:
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '8'
Named arguments:
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeCompatibilityAttribute(WrapNonExceptionThrows = True)]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
Constructor arguments:
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'Boolean WrapNonExceptionThrows'
Type: 'System.Boolean' Value: 'True'
[ExampleAttribute((ExampleKind)2, Note = "This is a note on the assembly.")]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor(ExampleKind)'
Constructor arguments:
Type: 'ExampleKind' Value: '2'
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on the assembly.'
Attributes for type: 'Test'
[ExampleAttribute((ExampleKind)1, new String[3] { "String array argument, line 1", "String array argument, line 2", "String array argument, line 3" }, Note = "This is a note on the class.", Numbers = new Int32[3] { 53, 57, 59 })]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor(ExampleKind, System.String[])'
Constructor arguments:
Type: 'ExampleKind' Value: '1'
Array of 'System.String[]':
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 1'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 2'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 3'
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on the class.'
MemberInfo: 'Int32[] Numbers'
Array of 'System.Int32[]':
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '53'
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '57'
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '59'
Attributes for member: 'Void TestMethod(System.Object)'
[ExampleAttribute(Note = "This is a note on a method.")]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
Constructor arguments:
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on a method.'
Attributes for parameter: 'System.Object arg'
[ExampleAttribute()]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
Constructor arguments:
Named arguments:
*/
using System;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
// The example attribute is applied to the assembly.
[assembly:Example(ExampleKind.ThirdKind, Note="This is a note on the assembly.")]
// An enumeration used by the ExampleAttribute class.
public enum ExampleKind
{
FirstKind,
SecondKind,
ThirdKind,
FourthKind
};
// An example attribute. The attribute can be applied to all
// targets, from assemblies to parameters.
//
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.All)]
public class ExampleAttribute : Attribute
{
// Data for properties.
private ExampleKind kindValue;
private string noteValue;
private string[] arrayStrings;
private int[] arrayNumbers;
// Constructors. The parameterless constructor (.ctor) calls
// the constructor that specifies ExampleKind and an array of
// strings, and supplies the default values.
//
public ExampleAttribute(ExampleKind initKind, string[] initStrings)
{
kindValue = initKind;
arrayStrings = initStrings;
}
public ExampleAttribute(ExampleKind initKind) : this(initKind, null) {}
public ExampleAttribute() : this(ExampleKind.FirstKind, null) {}
// Properties. The Note and Numbers properties must be read/write, so they
// can be used as named parameters.
//
public ExampleKind Kind { get { return kindValue; }}
public string[] Strings { get { return arrayStrings; }}
public string Note
{
get { return noteValue; }
set { noteValue = value; }
}
public int[] Numbers
{
get { return arrayNumbers; }
set { arrayNumbers = value; }
}
}
// The example attribute is applied to the test class.
//
[Example(ExampleKind.SecondKind,
new string[] { "String array argument, line 1",
"String array argument, line 2",
"String array argument, line 3" },
Note="This is a note on the class.",
Numbers = new int[] { 53, 57, 59 })]
public class Test
{
// The example attribute is applied to a method, using the
// parameterless constructor and supplying a named argument.
// The attribute is also applied to the method parameter.
//
[Example(Note="This is a note on a method.")]
public void TestMethod([Example] object arg) { }
// Main() gets objects representing the assembly, the test
// type, the test method, and the method parameter. Custom
// attribute data is displayed for each of these.
//
public static void Main()
{
Assembly asm = Assembly.ReflectionOnlyLoad("Source");
Type t = asm.GetType("Test");
MethodInfo m = t.GetMethod("TestMethod");
ParameterInfo[] p = m.GetParameters();
Console.WriteLine("\r\nAttributes for assembly: '{0}'", asm);
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(asm));
Console.WriteLine("\r\nAttributes for type: '{0}'", t);
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(t));
Console.WriteLine("\r\nAttributes for member: '{0}'", m);
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(m));
Console.WriteLine("\r\nAttributes for parameter: '{0}'", p);
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(p[0]));
}
private static void ShowAttributeData(
IList<CustomAttributeData> attributes)
{
foreach( CustomAttributeData cad in attributes )
{
Console.WriteLine(" {0}", cad);
Console.WriteLine(" Constructor: '{0}'", cad.Constructor);
Console.WriteLine(" Constructor arguments:");
foreach( CustomAttributeTypedArgument cata
in cad.ConstructorArguments )
{
ShowValueOrArray(cata);
}
Console.WriteLine(" Named arguments:");
foreach( CustomAttributeNamedArgument cana
in cad.NamedArguments )
{
Console.WriteLine(" MemberInfo: '{0}'",
cana.MemberInfo);
ShowValueOrArray(cana.TypedValue);
}
}
}
private static void ShowValueOrArray(CustomAttributeTypedArgument cata)
{
if (cata.Value.GetType() == typeof(ReadOnlyCollection<CustomAttributeTypedArgument>))
{
Console.WriteLine(" Array of '{0}':", cata.ArgumentType);
foreach (CustomAttributeTypedArgument cataElement in
(ReadOnlyCollection<CustomAttributeTypedArgument>) cata.Value)
{
Console.WriteLine(" Type: '{0}' Value: '{1}'",
cataElement.ArgumentType, cataElement.Value);
}
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine(" Type: '{0}' Value: '{1}'",
cata.ArgumentType, cata.Value);
}
}
}
/* This code example produces output similar to the following:
Attributes for assembly: 'source, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CompilationRelaxationsAttribute((Int32)8)]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor(Int32)'
Constructor arguments:
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '8'
Named arguments:
[System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeCompatibilityAttribute(WrapNonExceptionThrows = True)]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
Constructor arguments:
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'Boolean WrapNonExceptionThrows'
Type: 'System.Boolean' Value: 'True'
[ExampleAttribute((ExampleKind)2, Note = "This is a note on the assembly.")]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor(ExampleKind)'
Constructor arguments:
Type: 'ExampleKind' Value: '2'
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on the assembly.'
Attributes for type: 'Test'
[ExampleAttribute((ExampleKind)1, new String[3] { "String array argument, line 1", "String array argument, line 2", "String array argument, line 3" }, Note = "This is a note on the class.", Numbers = new Int32[3] { 53, 57, 59 })]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor(ExampleKind, System.String[])'
Constructor arguments:
Type: 'ExampleKind' Value: '1'
Array of 'System.String[]':
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 1'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 2'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 3'
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on the class.'
MemberInfo: 'Int32[] Numbers'
Array of 'System.Int32[]':
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '53'
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '57'
Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '59'
Attributes for member: 'Void TestMethod(System.Object)'
[ExampleAttribute(Note = "This is a note on a method.")]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
Constructor arguments:
Named arguments:
MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on a method.'
Attributes for parameter: 'System.Object arg'
[ExampleAttribute()]
Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
Constructor arguments:
Named arguments:
*/
Imports System.Reflection
Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Collections.ObjectModel
' The example attribute is applied to the assembly.
<Assembly: Example(ExampleKind.ThirdKind, Note:="This is a note on the assembly.")>
' An enumeration used by the ExampleAttribute class.
Public Enum ExampleKind
FirstKind
SecondKind
ThirdKind
FourthKind
End Enum
' An example attribute. The attribute can be applied to all
' targets, from assemblies to parameters.
'
<AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.All)> _
Public Class ExampleAttribute
Inherits Attribute
' Data for properties.
Private kindValue As ExampleKind
Private noteValue As String
Private arrayStrings() As String
Private arrayNumbers() As Integer
' Constructors. The parameterless constructor (.ctor) calls
' the constructor that specifies ExampleKind and an array of
' strings, and supplies the default values.
'
Public Sub New(ByVal initKind As ExampleKind, ByVal initStrings() As String)
kindValue = initKind
arrayStrings = initStrings
End Sub
Public Sub New(ByVal initKind As ExampleKind)
Me.New(initKind, Nothing)
End Sub
Public Sub New()
Me.New(ExampleKind.FirstKind, Nothing)
End Sub
' Properties. The Note and Numbers properties must be read/write, so they
' can be used as named parameters.
'
Public ReadOnly Property Kind As ExampleKind
Get
Return kindValue
End Get
End Property
Public ReadOnly Property Strings As String()
Get
Return arrayStrings
End Get
End Property
Public Property Note As String
Get
Return noteValue
End Get
Set
noteValue = value
End Set
End Property
Public Property Numbers As Integer()
Get
Return arrayNumbers
End Get
Set
arrayNumbers = value
End Set
End Property
End Class
' The example attribute is applied to the test class.
'
<Example(ExampleKind.SecondKind, _
New String() {"String array argument, line 1", _
"String array argument, line 2", _
"String array argument, line 3"}, _
Note:="This is a note on the class.", _
Numbers:=New Integer() {53, 57, 59})> _
Public Class Test
' The example attribute is applied to a method, using the
' parameterless constructor and supplying a named argument.
' The attribute is also applied to the method parameter.
'
<Example(Note:="This is a note on a method.")> _
Public Sub TestMethod(<Example()> ByVal arg As Object)
End Sub
' Sub Main gets objects representing the assembly, the test
' type, the test method, and the method parameter. Custom
' attribute data is displayed for each of these.
'
Public Shared Sub Main()
Dim asm As [Assembly] = Assembly.ReflectionOnlyLoad("source")
Dim t As Type = asm.GetType("Test")
Dim m As MethodInfo = t.GetMethod("TestMethod")
Dim p() As ParameterInfo = m.GetParameters()
Console.WriteLine(vbCrLf & "Attributes for assembly: '{0}'", asm)
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(asm))
Console.WriteLine(vbCrLf & "Attributes for type: '{0}'", t)
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(t))
Console.WriteLine(vbCrLf & "Attributes for member: '{0}'", m)
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(m))
Console.WriteLine(vbCrLf & "Attributes for parameter: '{0}'", p)
ShowAttributeData(CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(p(0)))
End Sub
Private Shared Sub ShowAttributeData( _
ByVal attributes As IList(Of CustomAttributeData))
For Each cad As CustomAttributeData _
In CType(attributes, IEnumerable(Of CustomAttributeData))
Console.WriteLine(" {0}", cad)
Console.WriteLine(" Constructor: '{0}'", cad.Constructor)
Console.WriteLine(" Constructor arguments:")
For Each cata As CustomAttributeTypedArgument _
In CType(cad.ConstructorArguments, IEnumerable(Of CustomAttributeTypedArgument))
ShowValueOrArray(cata)
Next
Console.WriteLine(" Named arguments:")
For Each cana As CustomAttributeNamedArgument _
In CType(cad.NamedArguments, IEnumerable(Of CustomAttributeNamedArgument))
Console.WriteLine(" MemberInfo: '{0}'", _
cana.MemberInfo)
ShowValueOrArray(cana.TypedValue)
Next
Next
End Sub
Private Shared Sub ShowValueOrArray(ByVal cata As CustomAttributeTypedArgument)
If cata.Value.GetType() Is GetType(ReadOnlyCollection(Of CustomAttributeTypedArgument)) Then
Console.WriteLine(" Array of '{0}':", cata.ArgumentType)
For Each cataElement As CustomAttributeTypedArgument In cata.Value
Console.WriteLine(" Type: '{0}' Value: '{1}'", _
cataElement.ArgumentType, cataElement.Value)
Next
Else
Console.WriteLine(" Type: '{0}' Value: '{1}'", _
cata.ArgumentType, cata.Value)
End If
End Sub
End Class
' This code example produces output similar to the following:
'
'Attributes for assembly: 'source, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'
' [System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CompilationRelaxationsAttribute((Int32)8)]
' Constructor: 'Void .ctor(Int32)'
' Constructor arguments:
' Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '8'
' Named arguments:
' [System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeCompatibilityAttribute(WrapNonExceptionThrows = True)]
' Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
' Constructor arguments:
' Named arguments:
' MemberInfo: 'Boolean WrapNonExceptionThrows'
' Type: 'System.Boolean' Value: 'True'
' [ExampleAttribute((ExampleKind)2, Note = "This is a note on the assembly.")]
' Constructor: 'Void .ctor(ExampleKind)'
' Constructor arguments:
' Type: 'ExampleKind' Value: '2'
' Named arguments:
' MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
' Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on the assembly.'
'
'Attributes for type: 'Test'
' [ExampleAttribute((ExampleKind)1, new String[3] { "String array argument, line 1", "String array argument, line 2", "String array argument, line 3" }, Note = "This is a note on the class.", Numbers = new Int32[3] { 53, 57, 59 })]
' Constructor: 'Void .ctor(ExampleKind, System.String[])'
' Constructor arguments:
' Type: 'ExampleKind' Value: '1'
' Array of 'System.String[]':
' Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 1'
' Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 2'
' Type: 'System.String' Value: 'String array argument, line 3'
' Named arguments:
' MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
' Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on the class.'
' MemberInfo: 'Int32[] Numbers'
' Array of 'System.Int32[]':
' Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '53'
' Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '57'
' Type: 'System.Int32' Value: '59'
'
'Attributes for member: 'Void TestMethod(System.Object)'
' [ExampleAttribute(Note = "This is a note on a method.")]
' Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
' Constructor arguments:
' Named arguments:
' MemberInfo: 'System.String Note'
' Type: 'System.String' Value: 'This is a note on a method.'
'
'Attributes for parameter: 'System.Object arg'
' [ExampleAttribute()]
' Constructor: 'Void .ctor()'
' Constructor arguments:
' Named arguments:
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