The IsEnum property of the TypeDescription class indicates whether the target type is an enumeration. This property returns a boolean value, where true signifies that the type is an enum, and false indicates it is not.
The IsEnum property of the TypeDescription class indicates whether the target type is an enumeration. This property returns a boolean value, where true signifies that the type is an enum, and false indicates it is not.
Use the IsEnum property when you need to determine if a given type is an enumeration. This can be particularly useful when performing type checks or when you need to handle enums differently from other types.
// Example of using the IsEnum property
TypeDescription typeDescription = TypeLibrary.GetTypeDescription(typeof(MyEnum));
if (typeDescription.IsEnum)
{
// Handle enum-specific logic
Console.WriteLine("The type is an enum.");
}
else
{
// Handle non-enum logic
Console.WriteLine("The type is not an enum.");
}