CodeDom - Mixed Property Scope

[chester]

Hello,

I have an app that uses codedom to generate classes. One of the
features I'd very much like to support is mixed scope for gets/sets in
properties ie...

public string MyProperty
{
get { return mMyProperty; }
private set { mMyProperty = value; }
}

I can't for the life of me figure out how I would accomplish that. I
even went so far as to use a CodeSnippetStat ement to fill in the set
value...

cd.CodeSnippetS tatement cssSet = new
cd.CodeSnippetS tatement(pSet.T oString());
myproperty.SetS tatements.Add(c ssSet);

but this of course returned a set within a set... not to mention, that
makes me code in every language I intend to support.... which is why I
would very much like to avoid doing properties by hand entirely.

any help greatly appreciated!

[jkoontz42@gmail.com]

Re: CodeDom - Mixed Property Scope

On Aug 5, 5:03 pm, chester <jmartin...@gma il.comwrote:

Hello,
>
I have an app that uses codedom to generate classes.  One of the
features I'd very much like to support is mixed scope for gets/sets in
properties ie...
>
public string MyProperty
{
    get { return mMyProperty; }
    private set { mMyProperty = value; }
>
}
>
I can't for the life of me figure out how I would accomplish that.  I
even went so far as to use a CodeSnippetStat ement to fill in the set
value...
>
            cd.CodeSnippetS tatement cssSet = new
cd.CodeSnippetS tatement(pSet.T oString());
            myproperty.SetS tatements.Add(c ssSet);
>
but this of course returned a set within a set... not to mention, that
makes me code in every language I intend to support.... which is why I
would very much like to avoid doing properties by hand entirely.
>
any help greatly appreciated!

I've got pretty much the same problem. Have you made any headway?

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