How to define an alias for a property
Solution 1
No, it's not possible to do in C#. Property name is single identifier you can define for it.
Don't know if this is what you're searching for or not:
but you can define (say) a Dictionary<string,object>
where Key
is a propertyname and value
is a value of the property. In this way you can define dynamic property cash, with changing property names and values at runtime.
or can use an ExpandoObject , if you use C# 4.0
Solution 2
In the case that you want a different name of property to send information to JSON using newtonSoft, you can use
[JsonProperty("alias_name")]
public type YourProperty {get;set;}
This can help you if you don't want that your object follow the C# convention and match with the JSON object to be received or sent
Comments
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Jader Dias almost 2 years
I want to generate aliases for properties in generated code. All I could do so far was:
partial class Purchase { public User Customer { get { return this.User; } set { this.User = value; } } }
I wonder if there is any other way to define an alias in C#. The
Purchase
class was generated by Linq-to-SQL