public override void ListArguments (IArgInfoSink sink)
{
base.ListArguments (sink);
int base_total = base.NumArguments;
sink.AddArg (base_total + 0, "keys", typeof (MBString), ArgFlags.Ordered | ArgFlags.Multi);
sink.AddArg (base_total + 1, "vals", typeof (Result), ArgFlags.Ordered | ArgFlags.Multi);
}
public override void ListArguments(IArgInfoSink sink)
{
base.ListArguments(sink);
int base_total = base.NumArguments;
sink.AddArg(base_total + 0, "keys", typeof(MBString), ArgFlags.Ordered | ArgFlags.Multi);
sink.AddArg(base_total + 1, "vals", typeof(Result), ArgFlags.Ordered | ArgFlags.Multi);
}
public override void ListArguments(IArgInfoSink sink)
{
sink.WantTargetName(false);
sink.AddArg(base.NumArguments, OutputArgName, typeof(MBString), ArgFlags.Optional);
}
// Subclasses should chain to base.ListArguments, then call
// AddArg on the sink once for each argument defined in the
// subclass. The id's should start at base.NumArguments and
// increase by 1 up until this.NumArguments - 1. (You can,
// of course, also call sink.WantTargetName if you want to.)
public virtual void ListArguments(IArgInfoSink sink)
{
return;
}
public override void ListArguments (IArgInfoSink sink)
{
sink.AddArg (base.NumArguments, "value", typeof (Result), ArgFlags.Standard);
}
public override void ListArguments (IArgInfoSink sink)
{
sink.WantTargetName (false);
sink.AddArg (base.NumArguments, OutputArgName, typeof (MBString), ArgFlags.Optional);
}
public override void ListArguments(IArgInfoSink sink)
{
sink.AddArg(base.NumArguments, "value", typeof(Result), ArgFlags.Standard);
}
