Class VBEmptyType

Namespace

RDCore.SDK.Model.Types

Assembly

RDCore.SDK.dll

A VBIntrinsicType<T> representing the Empty data type.

public sealed record VBEmptyType : VBIntrinsicType<int>, IEquatable<VBType>, IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType>, IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType<int>>, IEquatable<VBEmptyType>

Inheritance

object

VBType

VBIntrinsicType

VBIntrinsicType<int>

VBEmptyType

Implements

IEquatable<VBType>

IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType>

IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType<int>>

IEquatable<VBEmptyType>

Inherited Members

VBType.ManagedType

VBType.Name

VBType.IsHidden

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Remarks

The managed type of a value of this data type is int.
👉 This data type has no declaration semantics and is only indirectly usable as a Variant subtype.

Constructors

VBEmptyType()

A VBIntrinsicType<T> representing the Empty data type.

public VBEmptyType()

Remarks

The managed type of a value of this data type is int.
👉 This data type has no declaration semantics and is only indirectly usable as a Variant subtype.

Properties

DefaultValue

Gets the default value for this data type.

public override VBEmptyValue DefaultValue { get; }

Property Value

VBEmptyValue

Remarks

⚠️ Derived types must back the implementation of this property with a thread-safe private static readonly Lazy<T>. Failure to do so would lock up the static context initialization of the StaticSymbol symbols.

TypeInfo

The Empty data type.

public static VBEmptyType TypeInfo { get; }

Property Value

VBEmptyType

Methods

CreateValue(IBindingHandle)

Creates a value of this type bound to handle.

public override VBTypedValue CreateValue(IBindingHandle handle)

Parameters

handle IBindingHandle

Returns

VBTypedValue

Remarks

The base implementation throws: only types that can hold a runtime value override this (matches the intent of the removed VBTypedValueFactory.CreateValue(VBType) switch, which returned null for the rest).