CustomSymbolProxy.ClassName Property
Gets the name of the class implementing the custom symbol.
Syntax
public System.String ClassName { get; }Property Value
Default: ""
The name of the class implementing the custom symbol.
Remarks
For a .NET or Java custom symbol, this is the name (including namespace or package name) of the class implementing the custom symbol.
For a C++ custom symbol, this is only a symbolic name passed to a factory function that should create the custom symbol instance. For this to work, a C++ library implementing one or more custom symbols must export one or both of the following functions, with the specified names and signatures:
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) ICustomSymbol* CreateCppCustomSymbol(const char* name);
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) ICustomNativeSymbol* CreateCppCustomNativeSymbol(const char* name);
The functions should create an instance of the custom symbol. The name parameter is the value of the ClassName property of the proxy. This makes it possible to implement several different custom symbols in the same library, and use this parameter to instantiate the correct class.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android