CommandLineArgument.Kind Property

public ArgumentKind Kind { get; }

Public ReadOnly Property Kind As ArgumentKind
	Get

Dim instance As CommandLineArgument
Dim value As ArgumentKind

value = instance.Kind

public:
property ArgumentKind Kind {
	ArgumentKind get ();
}

Property Value

An argument that is ArgumentKind.MultiValue can accept multiple values by being supplied more than once. An argument is multi-value if its ArgumentType is an array or the argument was defined by a read-only property whose type implements the ICollection<T> generic interface.

An argument that is ArgumentKind.Dictionary is a multi-value argument whose values are key/value pairs, which get added to a dictionary based on the key. An argument is a dictionary argument when its ArgumentType is Dictionary<TKey, TValue>, or it was defined by a read-only property whose type implements the IDictionary<TKey, TValue> interface.

An argument is ArgumentKind.Method if it is backed by a method instead of a property, which will be invoked when the argument is set. Method arguments cannot be multi-value or dictionary arguments.

Otherwise, the value will be ArgumentKind.SingleValue.

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