public CommandManager(
IEnumerable<Assembly> assemblies,
CommandOptions? options = null
)Public Sub New (
assemblies As IEnumerable(Of Assembly),
Optional options As CommandOptions = Nothing
)
Dim assemblies As IEnumerable(Of Assembly)
Dim options As CommandOptions
Dim instance As New CommandManager(assemblies,
options)public:
CommandManager(
IEnumerable<Assembly^>^ assemblies,
CommandOptions^ options = nullptr
)The CommandManager class will look in the specified assemblies for any public classes that implement the ICommand interface, have the CommandAttribute attribute, and are not .
If an assembly in assemblies is the assembly that called this constructor, both public and internal command classes will be used. For other assemblies, only public classes are used.
This constructor uses reflection to determine which commands are available at runtime. To use source generation to locate commands at compile time, use the GeneratedCommandManagerAttribute attribute.
Note
| ArgumentNullException | assemblies or one of its elements is . |