Specifies the rate parameter values.
Public Fields
Public Properties
| Name | Description |
| Description | Gets or sets the description. |
| IsSelected | Gets or sets a value indicating whether this instance is selected. |
| Max | Gets or sets the maximum Param Value. |
| Min | Gets or sets the minimum Param Value. |
| Value | Gets or sets the value. |
| XmlMax | Gets or sets the XML max. |
| XmlMin | Gets or sets the XML min. |
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Public Methods
| Name | Description |
| Clone | Clones this instance. |
| GetAttributeValue | Gets the attribute value. |
| SetAttributeValue | Sets the attribute value. |
| ShouldSerializeXmlAsOfDate | Overridden. ShouldSerialize[Object] method (ShouldSerializeXmlAsOfDate) that returns true or false. XML serialization enables an object's public fields and properties to be saved and loaded to/from an XML file. Typically, XML serialization will be desired for an object that is not null or empty and has a value such as a string object or a list object that is not null and has at least one element. |
| ShouldSerializeXmlMax | ShouldSerialize[Object] method (where [Object] is the object name) that returns true or false. XML serialization enables an object's public fields and properties to be saved and loaded to/from an XML file. Typically, XML serialization will be desired for an object that is not null or empty and has a value such as a string object or a list object that is not null and has at least one element. |
| ShouldSerializeXmlMin | ShouldSerialize[Object] method (where [Object] is the object name) that returns true or false. XML serialization enables an object's public fields and properties to be saved and loaded to/from an XML file. Typically, XML serialization will be desired for an object that is not null or empty and has a value such as a string object or a list object that is not null and has at least one element. |
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Inheritance Hierarchy
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family
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