The Identity property of the MemberDescription class is an integer that uniquely represents this member. It is derived from the member's type and name, providing a consistent identifier for the member within the context of its type.
The Identity property of the MemberDescription class is an integer that uniquely represents this member. It is derived from the member's type and name, providing a consistent identifier for the member within the context of its type.
Use the Identity property when you need a unique identifier for a member within its type. This can be useful for caching, comparison, or any operation where a consistent reference to the member is required.
// Example of accessing the Identity property
MemberDescription memberDescription = new MemberDescription();
int memberIdentity = memberDescription.Identity;
// Use the identity for comparison or caching
if (memberIdentity == someOtherIdentity)
{
// Do something
}