LCIDConversionAttribute Class
.NET Framework 3.5
Indicates that a method's unmanaged signature expects a locale identifier (LCID) parameter.
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
The following example demonstrates different signature translations based on different values supplied to LCIDConversionAttribute.
using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Reflection; class LCIDAttrSample { private const int LCID_INSTALLED = 1; private const int LCID_SUPPORTED = 2; [DllImport("KERNEL32.DLL", EntryPoint="IsValidLocale", SetLastError = true, CharSet = CharSet.Auto)] [LCIDConversionAttribute(0)] // Position of the LCID argument public static extern bool IsValidLocale( uint dwFlags // options ); public void CheckCurrentLCID() { MethodInfo mthIfo = this.GetType().GetMethod("IsValidLocale"); Attribute attr = Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(mthIfo,typeof(LCIDConversionAttribute)); if( attr != null) { LCIDConversionAttribute lcidAttr = (LCIDConversionAttribute)attr; Console.WriteLine("Position of the LCID argument in the unmanaged signature: " + lcidAttr.Value.ToString()); } bool res = IsValidLocale(LCID_INSTALLED); Console.WriteLine("Result LCID_INSTALLED " + res.ToString()); res = IsValidLocale(LCID_SUPPORTED); Console.WriteLine("Result LCID_SUPPORTED " + res.ToString()); } static void Main(string[] args) { LCIDAttrSample smpl = new LCIDAttrSample(); smpl.CheckCurrentLCID(); } }
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