Inline C#: Mark with Attribute

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Fao, Sean - 16 Oct 2007 03:53 GMT

I have to do inline C# (please don't ask why!) and I need to decorate
one of the classes with the [Serializable] attribute. Normally I would
just add this to the top of my class, but how do I do this inline?

I've done so quick searches and haven't come up with anything (kind of a
hard thing to search for).

Thank you in advance,

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Rory Becker - 16 Oct 2007 08:11 GMT

> I have to do inline C# (please don't ask why!) and I need to decorate
> one of the classes with the [Serializable] attribute. Normally I
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> I've done so quick searches and haven't come up with anything (kind of
> a hard thing to search for).

Not sure... I think I would mark the codebehind class which the runtime generated
page class inherits from.

(see me using my new found knowledge Juan :) )

This would only work for Attributes which are inheritable (erm... attribute
themselves to the descendents of the class they mark)

Does this help?

--
Rory

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bruce barker - 16 Oct 2007 16:49 GMT

just like code behind.

<script runat=server>
[Serializabe]
public myClass
{
}
</script>

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

> I have to do inline C# (please don't ask why!) and I need to decorate
> one of the classes with the [Serializable] attribute. Normally I would
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>
> Thank you in advance,

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