The Value property of the ClassNameAttribute class is a string that holds the class name associated with the attribute. This property allows you to set or retrieve the class name for a specific type or member, which can be useful for reflection or display purposes.
To use the Value property, you first need to apply the ClassNameAttribute to a class or member. You can then set the Value property to the desired class name. This information can be accessed later using the DisplayInfo library or similar reflection techniques.
// Example of using ClassNameAttribute with the Value property
[ClassName("MyCustomClassName")]
public class MyClass
{
// Class implementation
}
// Accessing the Value property
var attributes = typeof(MyClass).GetCustomAttributes(typeof(ClassNameAttribute), false);
if (attributes.Length > 0)
{
var classNameAttribute = (ClassNameAttribute)attributes[0];
string className = classNameAttribute.Value;
// Use className as needed
}