Steven Giesel • 1/1/2023

Give your strings context with StringSyntaxAttribute

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This article explains the new StringSyntaxAttribute in .NET 7, which allows developers to annotate string parameters to indicate their expected content (e.g., Regex, DateTimeFormat, CompositeFormat). This enables enhanced IDE features like syntax highlighting and validation. It also provides a workaround to use this functionality in .NET 6 and earlier versions by manually defining the attribute.

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