How to use property Set and Get?

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How do I use property to set and get an array?

C++

ref class test{
private:
  stactic array<string^>^my=gcnew array<string^>(5);

public:
  static property array<string^>^MY{//what i need to do here?} 
  
};

Posted 12-Aug-10 6:28am

tuolesi

Updated 12-Aug-10 8:39am

Sandeep Mewara

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Eslam Afifi · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-13T03:57:00

C++

public ref class Class1
{
private:
    static array<String^>^ _myProperty;

public:
    static property array<String^>^ MyProperty
    {
        array<String^>^ get()
        {
            return _myProperty;
        }

//private: // probably a good idea, depending on your requirements
        void set(array<String^>^ value)
        {
            _myProperty = value;
        }

        //void set(array<String^>^ value);
    }
};

//void Class1::MyProperty::set(array<String^>^ value)
//{
//    _myProperty = value;
//}

The commented code is another valid way to do it. string is not a keyword in C++/CLI as in C#, so you have to use the class name String. You may also consider not having a "public" set accessor for the property since by doing so you're allowing other entities to replace the whole array reference while you probably want to just give them access to the array items (assuming the set method to be setting the backing field). More information regarding properties in C++/CLI is here[^].