TaskName Property
Overloads
| TaskName |
The name of the task to search for. To get a successful match there must be an exact match between the provided TaskName and the actual task(s). The search is case insensitive and supports wild cards. Also, it is possible to search form multiple task names by separating them with a semi-colon. |
TaskName
The name of the task to search for.
To get a successful match there must be an exact match between the provided TaskName and the actual task(s). The search is case insensitive and supports wild cards. Also, it is possible to search form multiple task names by separating them with a semi-colon.
Declaration
public string TaskName { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Examples
Here are a few examples showing the use of wild cards and semi colon.
- "k" will include all words beginning with k.
- "k" will include all words that ends with k.
- "kn" will include all words that begins with k and ends with n.
- "k" will include all words that contains k.
- "k;n*" will include all words that begins with k or n.
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