The IsProperty property of the PropertyDescription class indicates whether the current member is a property. This property is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior if necessary.
The IsProperty property of the PropertyDescription class indicates whether the current member is a property. This property is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior if necessary.
Use the IsProperty property to determine if a member described by PropertyDescription is a property. This can be useful when reflecting over types and you need to differentiate between properties and other member types.
// Example of using the IsProperty property
PropertyDescription propertyDescription = new PropertyDescription();
// Check if the member is a property
bool isProperty = propertyDescription.IsProperty;
if (isProperty)
{
// Perform operations specific to properties
Console.WriteLine("This member is a property.");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("This member is not a property.");
}