You can't.
First the attribute isn't specific to the instance, and second there
still is no way (that I know of) of tracing back from an attribute to
the declaring member.
Marc
> You can't.
>
> First the attribute isn't specific to the instance,
You're right. The reason I was thinking that they did is because I was
looking at attributes associated with each member of an enumeration. But
yes, you are right. An attribute is attached to the class (or to the
static?).
> and second there
> still is no way (that I know of) of tracing back from an attribute to
> the declaring member.
Hmm. Then, I'm still looking.