The EnumerateValues method of the TagAttribute class provides a way to retrieve all the tags associated with a type or member as an enumerable collection of strings. This method is useful for iterating over the tags applied to a particular type or member, allowing for easy access and manipulation of tag data.
To use the EnumerateValues method, you must first have an instance of the TagAttribute class. This instance can be obtained by applying the TagAttribute to a type or member. Once you have the instance, you can call the EnumerateValues method to get an enumerable collection of tags.
// Example of using the TagAttribute and EnumerateValues method
// Define a class with TagAttribute
[Tag("example", "demo")]
public class MyClass
{
// Class implementation
}
// Retrieve and enumerate tags
var tagAttribute = (TagAttribute)Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(typeof(MyClass), typeof(TagAttribute));
if (tagAttribute != null)
{
foreach (var tag in tagAttribute.EnumerateValues())
{
// Process each tag
// e.g., Console.WriteLine(tag);
}
}