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C# (CSharp) Companion.NewInstance Examples
Programming Language:
C# (CSharp)
Class/Type:
Companion
Method/Function:
NewInstance
Examples at hotexamples.com:
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Frequently Used Methods
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GetComponent(6)
Make(4)
MoveTo(3)
SetIdle(3)
SetAutoFollow(3)
GetComponentInChildren(2)
ChangeAction(2)
GetType(2)
Parse(2)
MoveToPlayer(1)
NewInstance(1)
NewRequestId(1)
AttachToPlayer(1)
OnClearCustomElements(1)
IsVisibleByAnyCamera(1)
PerformJumpMovement(1)
SetModified(1)
SetMovingDirection(1)
OnCreateCustomElements(1)
Idle(1)
IsMoving(1)
IsFlying(1)
Attend(1)
Halt(1)
GetToken(1)
GetRetainers(1)
GetCharacters(1)
GainItem(1)
Draw(1)
Die(1)
DestroySelf(1)
Combat(1)
ClearAction(1)
CanGainItems(1)
SetOwner(1)
Frequently Used Methods
GetComponent (6)
Make (4)
MoveTo (3)
SetIdle (3)
SetAutoFollow (3)
GetComponentInChildren (2)
ChangeAction (2)
GetType (2)
Parse (2)
MoveToPlayer (1)
Frequently Used Methods
NewInstance (1)
NewRequestId (1)
AttachToPlayer (1)
OnClearCustomElements (1)
IsVisibleByAnyCamera (1)
PerformJumpMovement (1)
SetModified (1)
SetMovingDirection (1)
OnCreateCustomElements (1)
Idle (1)
IsMoving (1)
IsFlying (1)
Attend (1)
Halt (1)
GetToken (1)
GetRetainers (1)
GetCharacters (1)
GainItem (1)
Draw (1)
Die (1)
Frequently Used Methods
IsMoving (1)
IsFlying (1)
Attend (1)
Halt (1)
GetToken (1)
GetRetainers (1)
GetCharacters (1)
GainItem (1)
Draw (1)
Die (1)
DestroySelf (1)
Combat (1)
ClearAction (1)
CanGainItems (1)
SetOwner (1)
Frequently Used Methods
DestroySelf (1)
Combat (1)
ClearAction (1)
CanGainItems (1)
SetOwner (1)
Example #1
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File:
Additions.cs
Project:
zphelloworld/XamarinComponents
public static Drawer NewInstance(int contentLayoutId) => Companion.NewInstance(contentLayoutId);
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