CSharp: TerraformSelf

Expressions in connection blocks cannot refer to their parent resource by name. References create dependencies, and referring to a resource by name within its own block would create a dependency cycle. Instead, expressions can use the self object, which represents the connection’s parent resource and has all of that resource’s attributes. For example, use self.public_ip to reference an aws_instance’s public_ip attribute.

Initializers

using Io.Cdktn;

new TerraformSelf();

Name	Type	Description

Static Functions

Name	Description
`GetAny`	Only usable within a connection block to reference the connections parent resource.
`GetNumber`	Only usable within a connection block to reference the connections parent resource.
`GetString`	Only usable within a connection block to reference the connections parent resource.

`GetAny`

using Io.Cdktn;

TerraformSelf.GetAny(string Key);

Only usable within a connection block to reference the connections parent resource. Access a property on the resource like this: getAny("hostPort")

`Key`^Required

Type: string

`GetNumber`

using Io.Cdktn;

TerraformSelf.GetNumber(string Key);

Only usable within a connection block to reference the connections parent resource. Access a property on the resource like this: getNumber("hostPort")

`Key`^Required

Type: string

`GetString`

using Io.Cdktn;

TerraformSelf.GetString(string Key);

Only usable within a connection block to reference the connections parent resource. Access a property on the resource like this: getString("publicIp")

`Key`^Required

Type: string

CSharp: TerraformResourceTargets

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Initializers

Static Functions

`GetAny`

`Key`^Required

`GetNumber`

`Key`^Required

`GetString`

`Key`^Required

​Initializers

​Static Functions

​GetAny

​KeyRequired

​GetNumber

​KeyRequired

​GetString

​KeyRequired

Initializers

Static Functions

`GetAny`

`Key`^Required

`GetNumber`

`Key`^Required

`GetString`

`Key`^Required