MustBeDeclarableExplicitly(IEligibilityBuilder<IMember>)
Requires the target member to be one whose explicit declaration can be written in source code, as determined by CanBeDeclaredExplicitly(IMember). Unlike MustBeExplicitlyDeclared(IEligibilityBuilder<IDeclaration>), this rule accepts a compiler-generated member as long as the same member could have been declared in source code.
Declaration
public static void MustBeDeclarableExplicitly(this IEligibilityBuilder<IMember> eligibilityBuilder)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IEligibilityBuilder<IMember> | eligibilityBuilder | The eligibility builder for a member. |