InputDescriptor Constructor (String, Type, String, String, AutoAssignedInput, Type, Type)
Initializes a new instance of the InputDescriptor class by using the specified key, data type, name, description, input type, type converter, and editor type.
Namespace: Microsoft.Data.Schema.DataGenerator
Assembly: Microsoft.Data.Schema (in Microsoft.Data.Schema.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Public Sub New ( _
key As String, _
type As Type, _
name As String, _
description As String, _
inputType As AutoAssignedInput, _
typeConverter As Type, _
uiTypeEditor As Type _
)
'Usage
Dim key As String
Dim type As Type
Dim name As String
Dim description As String
Dim inputType As AutoAssignedInput
Dim typeConverter As Type
Dim uiTypeEditor As Type
Dim instance As New InputDescriptor(key, type, _
name, description, inputType, typeConverter, _
uiTypeEditor)
public InputDescriptor(
string key,
Type type,
string name,
string description,
AutoAssignedInput inputType,
Type typeConverter,
Type uiTypeEditor
)
public:
InputDescriptor(
String^ key,
Type^ type,
String^ name,
String^ description,
AutoAssignedInput inputType,
Type^ typeConverter,
Type^ uiTypeEditor
)
public function InputDescriptor(
key : String,
type : Type,
name : String,
description : String,
inputType : AutoAssignedInput,
typeConverter : Type,
uiTypeEditor : Type
)
new :
key:string *
type:Type *
name:string *
description:string *
inputType:AutoAssignedInput *
typeConverter:Type *
uiTypeEditor:Type -> InputDescriptor
Parameters
- key
Type: System.String
The key that is used to uniquely identify the input value. For the default generator, this key is the property name.
- type
Type: System.Type
The data type of the input.
- name
Type: System.String
The friendly name of the input. This name appears in the Properties window.
- description
Type: System.String
The description of the input. This description appears in the Properties window.
- inputType
Type: Microsoft.Data.Schema.DataGenerator.AutoAssignedInput
The type of input. This parameter is used to specify the type of the input for well-known input types.
- typeConverter
Type: System.Type
The type converter to use for this input. A type converter is used to show a drop-down list in the Properties window.
- uiTypeEditor
Type: System.Type
The type of editor for this input.
Remarks
inputType can have any one of the well-known input types that AutoAssignedInput defines, which include Seed, Nullable, PercentageNull, Unique, and so on.
.NET Framework Security
- Full trust for the immediate caller. This member cannot be used by partially trusted code. For more information, see Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code.