Class CustomModifierReceiver

A class to represent entities that can receive custom modifiers. Custom modifiers can be attached to

the type of a Field,
the return type of a Method or Property,
the type of parameters. A CustomModifierReceiver is therefore either a Field, Property, Method, or Parameter.

Import path


                                import semmle.code.cil.CustomModifierReceiver

Direct supertypes

Indirect supertypes

Known direct subtypes

Predicates

hasOptionalCustomModifier	Holds if this targeted type has `modifier` applied as `modopt`.
hasRequiredCustomModifier	Holds if this targeted type has `modifier` applied as `modreq`.

Inherited predicates

compiledFromSource	Holds if this element was compiled from source code that is also present in the database. That is, this element corresponds to another element from source.	from NamedElement
fromLibrary	Holds if this element is from an assembly.	from Element
fromSource	Holds if this element is from source code.	from Element
getALocation	Gets a location of this element, which can include locations in both DLLs and source files.	from Element
getAPrimaryQlClass	Gets the name of a primary CodeQL class to which this element belongs.	from Element
getAnAttribute	Gets an attribute (for example `[Obsolete]`) of this declaration, if any.	from Declaration
getCSharpDeclaration	Gets the C# declaration corresponding to this CIL declaration, if any. Note that this is only for source/unconstructed declarations.	from Declaration
getDeclaringType	Gets the type containing this declaration, if any.	from Declaration
getFile	Gets the file containing this element.	from Element
getLabel	Gets a unique string label for this element.	from NamedElement
getLanguage	Gets the “language” of this program element, as defined by the extension of the filename. For example, C# has language “cs”, and Visual Basic has language “vb”.	from Element
getLocation	Gets the location of this element.	from Element
getName	Gets the name of this element.	from NamedElement
getPrimaryQlClasses	Gets a comma-separated list of the names of the primary CodeQL classes to which this element belongs.	from Element
getQualifiedName	Gets the fully qualified name of this element, for example the fully qualified name of `M` on line 3 is `N.C.M` in	from NamedElement
getUnboundDeclaration	Gets the unbound version of this declaration, that is, the declaration where all type arguments have been removed. For example, in	from Declaration
getUndecoratedName	Gets the name of this declaration, without additional decoration such as `<...>`.	from Declaration
hasName	Holds if this element has name ‘name’.	from NamedElement
hasQualifiedName	Holds if this element has the qualified name `qualifier`.`name`.	from Declaration
hasQualifiedName	DEPRECATED: Use `hasQualifiedName/2` instead. Holds if this element has qualified name `qualifiedName`, for example `System.Console.WriteLine`.	from NamedElement
hasUndecoratedName	Holds if this element has undecorated name ‘name’.	from Declaration
isUnboundDeclaration	Holds if this declaration is unbound.	from Declaration
matchesHandle	Holds if `other` has the same metadata handle in the same assembly.	from NamedElement
toString	Gets a textual representation of this element.	from NamedElement
toStringWithTypes	Gets the full textual representation of this element, including type information.	from Element