The IsNamed method of the TypeDescription class checks if the type has a specific name. This method is useful for verifying if a type matches a given name, which can be helpful in scenarios where type identification is necessary.
The IsNamed method of the TypeDescription class checks if the type has a specific name. This method is useful for verifying if a type matches a given name, which can be helpful in scenarios where type identification is necessary.
To use the IsNamed method, you need to have an instance of TypeDescription. Call the method with the name you want to check as a string parameter. The method will return true if the type's name matches the provided name, otherwise it will return false.
// Example usage of IsNamed method
TypeDescription typeDescription = new TypeDescription();
// Check if the type is named "Player"
bool isPlayer = typeDescription.IsNamed("Player");
if (isPlayer)
{
// Perform actions specific to the Player type
}