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Actually, I would make the same argument about properties as opposed to simply using accessors and mutators to encapsulate. To me, they both seem like guilding the lily.

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The code below does the same thing without an indexer.

I am not really arguing against indexers--I just don't get the point. I wish someone sympathetic to indexers would write an article on them...

Yes, what I am trying to say is that in the examples I've seen, I can see no advantage to using an indexer vs. using regular method calls. So what am I missing?

In the tutorial...

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Can someone enlighten me as to when, where, and why one would use a class indexer? I am trying to come up with an example which features the benefits of indexers--and am coming up dry. Is...

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Well, if you examine the class files, you won't find a Serializable attribute as you would find a custom attribute.

(I edited my earlier post to reflect my success with your example!)

How about...

Thanks a lot for your efforts. I'll check out your example.

Serializable shows up in the assembly as an interface in a declaration, not as an attribute (for example, when you view in ildasm). So,...

Yeah, I don't know what the problem is: I used your code, changing to my attribute (Serializable is not a normal attribute anyway), and it fails with "IDEiconAttribute attribute = null".


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The following code is driving me nuts! I am trying to read the IDEiconAttribute from each class (e.g. ConsoleInput ) in a library. But, I cannot access the attribute...