The Value property of the ClassNameAttribute class is used to store the class name associated with a type or member. This property is a string and can be accessed publicly. It is not static, virtual, or overridden, meaning it is a straightforward instance property.
To use the Value property, you need to create an instance of the ClassNameAttribute and set the Value property to the desired class name. This can be useful for metadata purposes, where you want to associate a specific name with a class or member that can be retrieved later using the DisplayInfo library.
// Example of using ClassNameAttribute
[ClassName("MyCustomClassName")]
public class MyClass
{
// Class implementation
}
// Retrieving the class name using DisplayInfo
var classNameAttribute = (ClassNameAttribute)Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(typeof(MyClass), typeof(ClassNameAttribute));
string className = classNameAttribute?.Value;
// className should be "MyCustomClassName"