IListContract<T> Interface
Represents a generic list of types that are defined by a contract and are used to pass collections of that contract type between a host and an add-in.
Assembly: System.AddIn.Contract (in System.AddIn.Contract.dll)
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
![]() | AcquireLifetimeToken() | Specifies that the contract is accessible to a client until the client revokes the contract.(Inherited from IContract.) |
![]() | Add(T) | Adds an object to an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | Clear() | Removes all objects from an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | Contains(T) | Determines whether a specific item is in an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | GetCount() | Gets the number of items in an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | GetEnumeratorContract() | Returns an enumerator that iterates through an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | GetIsReadOnly() | Determines whether an IListContract<T> collection is read-only. |
![]() | GetItem(Int32) | Returns the item at the specified index of an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | GetRemoteHashCode() | |
![]() | IndexOf(T) | Returns the index of a specific item in an IListContract<C> collection. |
![]() | Insert(Int32, T) | Inserts an item at the specified index in an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | QueryContract(String^) | Returns a contract that is implemented by this contract.(Inherited from IContract.) |
![]() | RemoteEquals(IContract^) | |
![]() | RemoteToString() | |
![]() | Remove(T) | Removes an item from an IListContract<T> collection of a specified type. |
![]() | RemoveAt(Int32) | Removes the item at the specified index in an IListContract<T> collection. |
![]() | RevokeLifetimeToken(Int32) | Specifies that the contract is no longer accessible to a client.(Inherited from IContract.) |
![]() | SetItem(Int32, T) | Sets the item at the specified index in an IListContract<T> collection. |
The CollectionAdapters class uses an IListContract<T> interface to pass collections, in both directions, between the host and the add-in. It is recommended that you use the CollectionAdapters class instead of using this class directly in your code. For an example, see Walkthrough: Passing Collections Between Hosts and Add-Ins.
This class can be used to pass objects by reference between application domains because the objects are not serialized.
Available since 3.5
