'Declaration Public Function New( _ ByVal criterionName As String, _ ByVal level As ValidationLevel, _ ByVal compareOperator As CompareValueOperator, _ ByVal constant As Object, _ ByVal dataType As ValidationDataType, _ ByVal requiredField As Boolean, _ ByVal caseSensitive As Boolean, _ ByVal trim As Boolean, _ ByVal customMessages As CustomValidationMessages _ )
'Usage Dim criterionName As String Dim level As ValidationLevel Dim compareOperator As CompareValueOperator Dim constant As Object Dim dataType As ValidationDataType Dim requiredField As Boolean Dim caseSensitive As Boolean Dim trim As Boolean Dim customMessages As CustomValidationMessages Dim instance As New ConstantValueCriterion(criterionName, level, compareOperator, constant, dataType, requiredField, caseSensitive, trim, customMessages)
public ConstantValueCriterion( string criterionName, ValidationLevel level, CompareValueOperator compareOperator, object constant, ValidationDataType dataType, bool requiredField, bool caseSensitive, bool trim, CustomValidationMessages customMessages )
Parameters
- criterionName
- A string that substitutes name variable in error messages to define the criterion.
- level
- An ValidationLevel value representing the moment at which validation will be performed for the criterion.
- compareOperator
- An CompareValueOperator value representing the operator used to compare the passed value for the criterion.
- constant
- The constant value of type specified by \"dataType\" used for the criterion.
- dataType
- An ValidationDataType value representing the expected data type for the criterion.
- requiredField
- true if the input component must contain a value; false otherwise.
- caseSensitive
- true if the criterion is case sensitive; false otherwise.
- trim
- true if whitespace characters should be trimmed from the input component's value before testing with the criterion; false otherwise.
- customMessages
- A CustomValidationMessages object representing the custom messages for this validation criterion. a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) is accepted and states that the ValidationProvider.DefaultValidationMessages will be used when validating.