AnonymousTypeRef Properties

This property is just to make debugging easier.

Annotations (comments, attributes, directives, messages) associated with the current code object.

The array ranks of the type reference (if any).

The descriptive category of the SymbolicRef.

The column number associated with the CodeObject (if any, 0 if none).

The comment for the code object (if any).

The documentation comment for the code object (if any).

True if the referenced type should display as a type name instead of a keyword if it's a primitive type.

The End-Of-Line comment for the code object (if any).

True if the code object has any annotations.

True if the type reference has any array ranks.

True if the code object has any attributes.

True if the code object has any comments of any kind.

True if the code object has any compiler directive annotations.

True if the code object has any documentation comments.

True if the code object has any EOL comments.

True if the code object has any EOL or Postfix annotations.

True if the code object has any error messages.

True if the code object has any annotations on separate lines.

True if the code object has any Infix comments.

True if the code object has any generated messages.

Determines if the code object has no indentation.

True if the code object has any regular (non-doc) preceding (non-EOL, non-Infix, non-Postfix) comments.

True if the expression is surrounded by parens.

True if the expression should have parens by default.

True if the code object has any postfix annotations.

Determines if the code object has a terminator character.

True if there are any type arguments.

Any hidden reference to another CodeObject.

The infix comment for the code object (if any).

True if the referenced type is abstract.

True if the type reference is an array.

True if the referenced type is a bit-flags enum.

True if the referenced type is a built-in type (has a keyword). The built-in types are: object, void, sbyte, byte, short, ushort, int, uint, long, ulong, char, bool, string, float, double, decimal

True if the referenced type is a built-in type or an array of a built-in type.

True if the referenced type is a class.

True if the expression is const.

True if the referenced type is a delegate type.

Returns true if the TypeRefBase is a DocCodeRefBase reference to a code object, otherwise false.

True if the closing paren or bracket is on a new line.

True if the referenced type is an enum.

Determines if the code object appears as the first item on a line.

True if the code object defaults to starting on a new line.

True if the referenced type is a fixed buffer type.

Determines if the code object is generated.

True if the referenced type is a generic type parameter.

True if the type is a generic type (meaning that either it or an enclosing type has type arguments).

Determines if the 'grouping' (has parens or braces) status has been set.

True if the referenced type is an interface.

True if the referenced type has internal access.

True if the referenced type is a nested type.

Determines if the newline count has been set on the code object.

True if the referenced type is a nullable type.

True if the referenced type is a nested generic type, or if it (recursively) contains a nested generic type as a type argument.

True if the referenced type is a partial type.

True if the type reference is a pointer.

True if the expression evaluates to a delegate, unresolved, or dynamic type or a TypeParameterRef.

True if the type is Primitive. The Primitive Types are: sbyte, byte, short, ushort, int, uint, long, ulong, IntPtr, UIntPtr, char, bool, float, double. The following are NOT primitive types: object, void, string, decimal

True if the referenced type has private access.

True if the referenced type has protected access.

True if the referenced type has public access.

True if the CodeObject is renderable.

Determines if the code object only requires a single line for display.

True if the code object only requires a single line for display by default.

True if the referenced type is static.

True if the referenced type is a user-defined class (excludes 'object' and 'string').

True if the referenced type is a user-defined struct (excludes primitive types including 'void' and 'decimal', and enums).

True if the referenced type is a value type.

The line number associated with the CodeObject (if any, 0 if none).

The name of the TypeRef.

The associated Namespace name.

The number of newlines preceding the object (0 to N).

The parent CodeObject.

The number of pointer dereferences.

The postfix comment for the code object (if any).

The code object to which the SymbolicRef refers.

The number of type arguments.

The type argument Expressions of the reference (if any).