StoredContact.GetExtendedPropertiesAsync Method

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Definition

Namespace:: Windows.Phone.PersonalInformation

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Gets the extended properties for a stored contact as an map of name/value pairs.

public:
 virtual IAsyncOperation<IMap<Platform::String ^, Platform::Object ^> ^> ^ GetExtendedPropertiesAsync() = GetExtendedPropertiesAsync;

IAsyncOperation<IMap<winrt::hstring, IInspectable const&>> GetExtendedPropertiesAsync();

public IAsyncOperation<IDictionary<string,object>> GetExtendedPropertiesAsync();

function getExtendedPropertiesAsync()

Public Function GetExtendedPropertiesAsync () As IAsyncOperation(Of IDictionary(Of String, Object))

Returns

IAsyncOperation<IMap<String,Object>>

IAsyncOperation<IDictionary<String,Object>>

IAsyncOperation<IMap<Platform::String,Platform::Object>>

IAsyncOperation<IMap<winrt::hstring,IInspectable>>

When this method completes, it returns a map/dictionary of name/value pairs (string name, untyped values). If you use Asynchronous programming, the result type is a map or dictionary of these key-value pairs, keyed by string names. (You can use APIs of IMap for C++, APIs of IDictionary<String,Object> for .NET.)

Windows requirements

App capabilities

ID_CAP_CONTACTS [Windows Phone]

Remarks

In the current release, the values stored in the collection returned by this method must be strings. The key names are app-defined and are not used by the operating system at all. To get the values for common properties, such as a contact address or telephone numbers that are used by the operating system, use GetPropertiesAsync instead. The contents of the extended properties collection is saved when SaveAsync is called.

Applies to