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Providing dfifferent accessibility for get/set of properties


Posted Date: 19 Jun 2008    Resource Type: Tips    Category: General
Author: Lekshmi m nairMember Level: Silver    
Rating: Points: 5



To restrict access to either of get or set accessor of a Property, this feature is used. Typically, this involves restricting the accessibility of the set accessor, while keeping the get accessor publicly accessible.

For example: 


public string ReadOnly { 
get 
{ 
return name;
 } 
protected set 
{ name = value; 
} 
}


Different access modifiers are generally the cases when one might need to "set" a property inside an assembly and does not want give access outside it. In the above example, the "set" accessor is "protected" meaning only inherited classes can set the property while others can only "get" it.



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