assembly:...

[Frank]

Hello,
could someone explain what that 'assembly' line does in the next MS example?
(from help: waitall method).
Thank you
Frank

using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Security .Permissions;
using System.Threadin g;

// Request permission to create and write files to C:\TestTest.
[assembly: FileIOPermissio nAttribute(Secu rityAction.Requ estMinimum,
All = @"C:\TestTes t")]

class Test
{
static void Main

[Mattias Sjögren]

Re: assembly:...

[color=blue]
>could someone explain what that 'assembly' line does in the next MS example?
>(from help: waitall method).[/color]

It associates the FileIOPermissio nAttribute with the entire assembly,
not with the Test class that it otherwise would.




Mattias

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