InstanceDataCollectionCollection.Contains(String) Méthode

public:
 bool Contains(System::String ^ counterName);

public bool Contains(string counterName);

member this.Contains : string -> bool

Public Function Contains (counterName As String) As Boolean

Paramètres

Retours

true si une collection de données d’instance contenant le compteur spécifié existe dans la collection ; sinon, false.

Exceptions

Exemples

L’exemple de code suivant accepte un PerformanceCounter nom de catégorie et un nom de compteur à partir de la ligne de commande. Elle obtient la InstanceDataCollectionCollection valeur de la PerformanceCounterCategory méthode, puis utilise la Contains méthode pour déterminer si le compteur spécifié existe. Si le compteur existe, l’exemple obtient l’objet associé InstanceDataCollection et affiche les noms d’instance de la collection.

public static void Main(string[] args)
{
    // The following values can be used as arguments.
    string categoryName = "Process";
    string counterName = "Private Bytes";

    InstanceDataCollectionCollection idColCol;

    // Copy the supplied arguments into the local variables.
    try
    {
        categoryName = args[0];
        counterName = args[1];
    }
    catch
    {
        // Ignore the exception from non-supplied arguments.
    }

    try
    {
        // Get the InstanceDataCollectionCollection for this category.
        PerformanceCounterCategory pcc = new PerformanceCounterCategory(categoryName);
        idColCol = pcc.ReadCategory();
    }
    catch(Exception ex)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("An error occurred getting the InstanceDataCollection for " +
            "category \"{0}\"."+ "\n" +ex.Message, categoryName);
        return;
    }

    // Check if this counter name exists using the Contains
    // method of the InstanceDataCollectionCollection.
    if (!idColCol.Contains(counterName))
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Counter \"{0}\" does not exist in category \"{1}\".", counterName, categoryName);
        return;
    }
    else
    {
        // Now get the counter's InstanceDataCollection object using the
        // indexer (Item property) for the InstanceDataCollectionCollection.
        InstanceDataCollection countData = idColCol[counterName];

        ICollection idColKeys = countData.Keys;
        string[] idColKeysArray = new string[idColKeys.Count];
        idColKeys.CopyTo(idColKeysArray, 0);

        Console.WriteLine("Counter \"{0}\" of category \"{1}\" " +
            "has {2} instances.", counterName, categoryName, idColKeys.Count);

        // Display the instance names for this counter.
        int index;
        for(index=0; index<idColKeysArray.Length; index++)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("{0,4} -- {1}", index+1, idColKeysArray[index]);
        }
    }
}

Sub Main(ByVal args() As String)
    Dim categoryName As String = ""
    Dim counterName As String = ""

    Dim idColCol As InstanceDataCollectionCollection

    ' Copy the supplied arguments into the local variables.
    Try
        categoryName = args(0)
        counterName = args(1)
    Catch ex As Exception
        ' Ignore the exception from non-supplied arguments.
    End Try

    Try
        ' Get the InstanceDataCollectionCollection for this category.
        Dim pcc As New PerformanceCounterCategory(categoryName)
        idColCol = pcc.ReadCategory()
    Catch ex As Exception
        Console.WriteLine( _
            "An error occurred getting the InstanceDataCollection for " & _
            "category ""{0}""." & vbCrLf & ex.Message, categoryName)
        Return
    End Try

    ' Check if this counter name exists using the Contains
    ' method of the InstanceDataCollectionCollection.
    If Not idColCol.Contains(counterName) Then
        Console.WriteLine( _
            "Counter ""{0}"" does not exist in category ""{1}"".", _
            counterName, categoryName)
        Return
    Else
        ' Now get the counter's InstanceDataCollection object using the
        ' indexer (Item property) for the InstanceDataCollectionCollection.
        Dim countData As InstanceDataCollection = idColCol(counterName)

        Dim idColKeys As ICollection = countData.Keys
        Dim idColKeysArray(idColKeys.Count - 1) As String
        idColKeys.CopyTo(idColKeysArray, 0)

        Console.WriteLine("Counter ""{0}"" of category ""{1}"" " & _
            "has {2} instances.", counterName, categoryName, idColKeys.Count)

        ' Display the instance names for this counter.
        Dim index As Integer
        For index = 0 To idColKeysArray.Length - 1
            Console.WriteLine("{0,4} -- {1}", index + 1, idColKeysArray(index))
        Next index
    End If
End Sub

Remarques

Le paramètre ne respecte pas la counterName casse.

Chaque InstanceDataCollection objet de la collection contient les données de performances de tous les compteurs d’une instance. Les données sont indexées par nom de compteur, puis par nom d’instance. Contains retourne true s’il existe un InstanceDataCollection objet dont le compteur associé a le nom spécifié par le counterName paramètre.