XSICollection.Type

Description

Returns "XSICollection" (String). This differs from what the VBScript function TypeName() and the Application.ClassName() method return: 'Object' (for backward compatibility).

C# Syntax

// get accessor

String rtn = XSICollection.Type;

Examples

VBScript Example

Dim oColl			' object pointer for collection

' Create a collection as an ActiveX object

Set oColl = CreateObject("XSI.Collection")

' Test it with the Type property

If oColl.Type = "XSICollection" Then

	LogMessage "This is a collection."

Else

	LogMessage "This is a " & oColl.Type

End If

' Compare it to the Application.ClassName method

If ClassName( oColl ) = "Object" Then

	LogMessage "This might be a collection."

Else

	LogMessage "This is a " & ClassName( oColl ) & "."

End If

'--------------------------------------------------

' Output of above script:

'INFO : "This is a collection."

'INFO : "This might be a collection."