Assembly : mscorlib (dans mscorlib.dll)
Syntaxe<SerializableAttribute> _ <ComVisibleAttribute(True)> _ Public Structure Guid Implements IFormattable, IComparable, IComparable(Of Guid), _ IEquatable(Of Guid)
Dim instance As Guid
[SerializableAttribute] [ComVisibleAttribute(true)] public struct Guid : IFormattable, IComparable, IComparable<Guid>, IEquatable<Guid>
[SerializableAttribute] [ComVisibleAttribute(true)] public value class Guid : IFormattable, IComparable, IComparable<Guid>, IEquatable<Guid>
/** @attribute SerializableAttribute() */ /** @attribute ComVisibleAttribute(true) */ public final class Guid extends ValueType implements IFormattable, IComparable, IComparable<Guid>, IEquatable<Guid>
JScript prend en charge l'utilisation de structures mais pas la déclaration de nouvelles structures.
NotesUn GUID est un entier 128 bits (16 octets) qui peut être utilisé sur tous les ordinateurs et réseaux lorsqu'un identificateur unique est nécessaire. Il est très peu probable qu'un tel identificateur soit dupliqué.
ExempleL'exemple de code suivant montre comment incorporer et lire un objet Guid en tant qu'attribut sur une classe ou une interface définie par l'utilisateur.
Imports System Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices ' Guid for the interface IMyInterface. <Guid("F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4")> _ Interface IMyInterface Sub MyMethod() End Interface ' Guid for the coclass MyTestClass. <Guid("936DA01F-9ABD-4d9d-80C7-02AF85C822A8")> _ Public Class MyTestClass Implements IMyInterface ' Run regasm on this assembly to create .reg and .tlb files. ' Reg file can be used to register this coclass in the registry. ' Tlb file will be used to do interop. Public Sub MyMethod() Implements IMyInterface.MyMethod End Sub Public Shared Sub Main() ' Example addresses the following in System.Runtime.InterOpServices.GuidAttribute. ' How to specify the attribute on interface/coclass. ' Retrieve the GuidAttribute from an interface/coclass. ' Value property on GuidAttribute class. ' Example addresses the following in System.Guid. ' Constructor Guid(string). ' Constructor Guid(ByteArray). ' Equals. ' Operator ==. ' CompareTo. Dim IMyInterfaceAttribute As Attribute = Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(GetType(IMyInterface), GetType(GuidAttribute)) ' The Value property of GuidAttribute returns a string. System.Console.WriteLine("IMyInterface Attribute: " + CType(IMyInterfaceAttribute, GuidAttribute).Value) ' Using the string to create a guid. Dim myGuid1 As New Guid(CType(IMyInterfaceAttribute, GuidAttribute).Value) ' Using a byte array to create a guid. Dim myGuid2 As New Guid(myGuid1.ToByteArray()) ' Equals is overridden and so value comparison is done though references are different. If myGuid1.Equals(myGuid2) Then System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 equals myGuid2") Else System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 not equals myGuid2") End If ' Equality operator can also be used to determine if two guids have same value. If myGuid1.ToString() = myGuid2.ToString() Then System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 == myGuid2") Else System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 != myGuid2") End If ' CompareTo returns 0 if the guids have same value. If myGuid1.CompareTo(myGuid2) = 0 Then System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 compares to myGuid2") Else System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 does not compare to myGuid2") End If System.Console.ReadLine() 'Output: 'IMyInterface Attribute: F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4 'myGuid1 equals myGuid2 'myGuid1 == myGuid2 'myGuid1 compares to myGuid2 End Sub End Class
using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; // Guid for the interface IMyInterface. [Guid("F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4")] interface IMyInterface { void MyMethod(); } // Guid for the coclass MyTestClass. [Guid("936DA01F-9ABD-4d9d-80C7-02AF85C822A8")] public class MyTestClass : IMyInterface { // Run regasm on this assembly to create .reg and .tlb files. // Reg file can be used to register this coclass in the registry. // Tlb file will be used to do interop. public void MyMethod() {} public static void Main( string []args ) { // Example addresses the following in System.Runtime.InterOpServices.GuidAttribute. // How to specify the attribute on interface/coclass. // Retrieve the GuidAttribute from an interface/coclass. // Value property on GuidAttribute class. // Example addresses the following in System.Guid. // Constructor Guid(string). // Constructor Guid(ByteArray). // Equals. // Operator ==. // CompareTo. Attribute IMyInterfaceAttribute = Attribute.GetCustomAttribute( typeof( IMyInterface ), typeof( GuidAttribute ) ); // The Value property of GuidAttribute returns a string. System.Console.WriteLine( "IMyInterface Attribute: " + ((GuidAttribute)IMyInterfaceAttribute).Value ); // Using the string to create a guid. Guid myGuid1 = new Guid( ((GuidAttribute)IMyInterfaceAttribute).Value ); // Using a byte array to create a guid. Guid myGuid2 = new Guid ( myGuid1.ToByteArray() ); // Equals is overridden and so value comparison is done though references are different. if ( myGuid1.Equals( myGuid2 ) ) System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 equals myGuid2" ); else System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 not equals myGuid2" ); // Equality operator can also be used to determine if two guids have same value. if ( myGuid1 == myGuid2 ) System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 == myGuid2" ); else System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 != myGuid2" ); // CompareTo returns 0 if the guids have same value. if ( myGuid1.CompareTo( myGuid2 ) == 0 ) System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 compares to myGuid2" ); else System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 does not compare to myGuid2" ); System.Console.ReadLine(); //Output. //IMyInterface Attribute: F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4 //myGuid1 equals myGuid2 //myGuid1 == myGuid2 //myGuid1 compares to myGuid2 } }
using namespace System; using namespace System::Runtime::InteropServices; // Guid for the interface IMyInterface. [Guid("F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4")] public interface class IMyInterface { public: void MyMethod(); }; // Guid for the coclass MyTestClass. [Guid("936DA01F-9ABD-4d9d-80C7-02AF85C822A8")] public ref class MyTestClass: public IMyInterface { public: // Run regasm on this assembly to create .reg and .tlb files. // Reg file can be used to register this coclass in the registry. // Tlb file will be used to do interop. virtual void MyMethod(){} }; int main() { // Example addresses the following in System.Runtime.InterOpServices.GuidAttribute. // How to specify the attribute on interface/coclass. // Retrieve the GuidAttribute from an interface/coclass. // Value property on GuidAttribute class. // Example addresses the following in System.Guid. // Constructor Guid(string). // Constructor Guid(ByteArray). // Equals. // Operator ==. // CompareTo. Attribute^ IMyInterfaceAttribute = Attribute::GetCustomAttribute( IMyInterface::typeid, GuidAttribute::typeid ); // The Value property of GuidAttribute returns a string. System::Console::WriteLine( String::Concat( "IMyInterface Attribute: ", (dynamic_cast<GuidAttribute^>(IMyInterfaceAttribute))->Value ) ); // Using the string to create a guid. Guid myGuid1 = Guid(dynamic_cast<GuidAttribute^>(IMyInterfaceAttribute)->Value); // Using a byte array to create a guid. Guid myGuid2 = Guid(myGuid1.ToByteArray()); // Equals is overridden and so value comparison is done though references are different. if ( myGuid1.Equals( myGuid2 ) ) System::Console::WriteLine( "myGuid1 equals myGuid2" ); else System::Console::WriteLine( "myGuid1 not equals myGuid2" ); // Equality operator can also be used to determine if two guids have same value. if ( myGuid1 == myGuid2 ) System::Console::WriteLine( "myGuid1 == myGuid2" ); else System::Console::WriteLine( "myGuid1 != myGuid2" ); // CompareTo returns 0 if the guids have same value. if ( myGuid1.CompareTo( myGuid2 ) == 0 ) System::Console::WriteLine( "myGuid1 compares to myGuid2" ); else System::Console::WriteLine( "myGuid1 does not compare to myGuid2" ); //Output. //IMyInterface Attribute: F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4 //myGuid1 equals myGuid2 //myGuid1 == myGuid2 //myGuid1 compares to myGuid2 }
import System.*; import System.Runtime.InteropServices.*; // Guid for the interface IMyInterface. /** @attribute Guid("F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4") */ interface IMyInterface { void MyMethod(); } //IMyInterface // Guid for the coclass MyTestClass. /** @attribute Guid("936DA01F-9ABD-4d9d-80C7-02AF85C822A8") */ public class MyTestClass implements IMyInterface { // Run regasm on this assembly to create .reg and .tlb files. // Reg file can be used to register this coclass in the registry. // Tlb file will be used to do interop. public void MyMethod() { } //MyMethod public static void main(String[] args) { // Example addresses the following in System.Runtime. // InterOpServices.GuidAttribute. // How to specify the attribute on interface/coclass. // Retrieve the GuidAttribute from an interface/coclass. // Value property on GuidAttribute class. // Example addresses the following in System.Guid. // Constructor Guid(string). // Constructor Guid(ByteArray). // Equals. // Operator ==. // CompareTo. Attribute iMyInterfaceAttribute = Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(IMyInterface.class.ToType(), GuidAttribute.class.ToType()); // The Value property of GuidAttribute returns a string. System.Console.WriteLine("IMyInterface Attribute: " + ((GuidAttribute)(iMyInterfaceAttribute)).get_Value()); // Using the string to create a guid. Guid myGuid1 = new Guid(((GuidAttribute)(iMyInterfaceAttribute)).get_Value()); // Using a byte array to create a guid. Guid myGuid2 = new Guid(myGuid1.ToByteArray()); // Equals is overridden and so value comparison is done though // references are different. if (myGuid1.Equals(myGuid2)) { System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 equals myGuid2"); } else { System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 not equals myGuid2"); } // Equality operator can also be used to determine if two // guids have same value. if (myGuid1 == myGuid2) { System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 == myGuid2"); } else { System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 != myGuid2"); } // CompareTo returns 0 if the guids have same value. if (myGuid1.CompareTo(myGuid2) == 0) { System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 compares to myGuid2"); } else { System.Console.WriteLine("myGuid1 does not compare to myGuid2"); } System.Console.ReadLine(); } //main } //MyTestClass //Output. //IMyInterface Attribute: F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4 //myGuid1 equals myGuid2 //myGuid1 == myGuid2 //myGuid1 compares to myGuid2
import System; import System.Runtime.InteropServices; // Guid for the interface IMyInterface. Guid("F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4") interface IMyInterface { function MyMethod(); } // Guid for the coclass MyTestClass. public Guid("936DA01F-9ABD-4d9d-80C7-02AF85C822A8") class MyTestClass implements IMyInterface { // Run regasm on this assembly to create .reg and .tlb files. // Reg file can be used to register this coclass in the registry. // Tlb file will be used to do interop. public function MyMethod() {} public static function Main() { // Example addresses the following in System.Runtime.InterOpServices.GuidAttribute. // How to specify the attribute on interface/coclass. // Retrieve the GuidAttribute from an interface/coclass. // Value property on GuidAttribute class. // Example addresses the following in System.Guid. // Constructor Guid(string). // Constructor Guid(ByteArray). // Equals. // Operator ==. // CompareTo. var IMyInterfaceAttribute : Attribute = Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(Type.GetType("IMyInterface"), GuidAttribute); // The Value property of GuidAttribute returns a string. System.Console.WriteLine( "IMyInterface Attribute: " + (GuidAttribute(IMyInterfaceAttribute)).Value ); // Using the string to create a guid. var myGuid1 : Guid = new Guid( (GuidAttribute(IMyInterfaceAttribute)).Value ); // Using a byte array to create a guid. var myGuid2 : Guid = new Guid ( myGuid1.ToByteArray() ); // Equals is overridden and so value comparison is done though references are different. if ( myGuid1.Equals( myGuid2 ) ) System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 equals myGuid2" ); else System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 not equals myGuid2" ); // Equality operator can also be used to determine if two guids have same value. if ( myGuid1 == myGuid2 ) System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 == myGuid2" ); else System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 != myGuid2" ); // CompareTo returns 0 if the guids have same value. if ( myGuid1.CompareTo( myGuid2 ) == 0 ) System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 compares to myGuid2" ); else System.Console.WriteLine( "myGuid1 does not compare to myGuid2" ); System.Console.ReadLine(); //Output. //IMyInterface Attribute: F9168C5E-CEB2-4faa-B6BF-329BF39FA1E4 //myGuid1 equals myGuid2 //myGuid1 == myGuid2 //myGuid1 compares to myGuid2 } } MyTestClass.Main();
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