问题
I have a (quite) complicated file with the usual mix of components.
I have a field (called keyloaded) and a linked property (called Keyloaded).
Whilst working within the class, I accidentally directly manipulated the field instead of the property.
It most likely is because I am still quite a bit new to all of this (I triple check now!), however, this is already a private field and outside of working with the class works great. Is there just something simple I can do that will remove it from Autocomplete?
And if not, what are the best practices for a similar situation?
Whilst writing this question, I suddenly remembered in my book, they said about underscores... Is this just the best solution - to put it out of sight?
回答1:
Like Brian and KBoek mentioned you can just start your fields with an underscore. But if you really want to hide a method/field/property you can set the attribute as shown. This will prevent the method/field/property from being shown in intellesense. However, The member will still be accessible.
<System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsable(System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsableState.Never)> _
Public Property HiddenProperty()
Get
return _hiddenProperty
End Get
Set (value as object)
_hiddenProperty = value
End Set
End Sub
回答2:
I use underscore as a prefix to private fields, like "_keyloaded". If the property only sets and gets the field, consider creating an auto-property like this:
public bool Keyloaded { get; set; }回答3:
I think Microsoft's current Code Syntax standards say that either Fields Or Properties can be Pascal Case. However, I have always stuck with the convention that fields should begin with an underscore. Change keyloaded to _keyloaded. I think you will find it much easier to identify the difference between fields, Properties, and locals this way.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5146607/is-it-possible-to-hide-a-field-or-just-manipulate-hide-from-autocomplete-withi