Access Construct
The access construct can be added to a property or method declaration making the
access modifier dynamic. That is a method's or property's access modifier (whether it is private or public) can be changed programmatically.
For example 'MyMethod' will be 'public' when the
logged in user has the
role 'MyRole'. When the logged in user does not have the role 'MyRole' then the method 'MyMethod' will be private.
public void MyMethod() :access(MyRole)
{
...
}
The access construct can also be used with properties.
public void MyProperty:access(MyRole)
{
get;
set;
}
In the this example the property can be set if
logged in user has the
role of "MyRole".
public void MyProperty
{
get;
set:access(MyRole);
}
The access construct can also use a boolean property as parameter. See
Basket Example (Controlling when a method can be called)