The CheckValidationAttributes method is used to validate an object against its defined validation attributes. This method checks if the specified object complies with the validation rules defined by its properties' attributes. If any validation errors are found, they are returned in the errors array.
To use the CheckValidationAttributes method, you need to pass the object you want to validate, an array to store any validation error messages, and the name of the property you are validating. The method returns a boolean indicating whether the validation was successful (i.e., no errors were found).
// Example usage of CheckValidationAttributes
var propertyDescription = new PropertyDescription();
object myObject = new MyObject();
string[] validationErrors;
string propertyName = "MyProperty";
bool isValid = propertyDescription.CheckValidationAttributes(myObject, out validationErrors, propertyName);
if (!isValid)
{
foreach (var error in validationErrors)
{
// Handle each validation error
// e.g., log the error or display it to the user
}
}