This attribute lets you mark
properties of fields in a class as
nonserializable, so that they are ignored during a serialization
operation. Typical examples of nonserializable data include pointers,
handles, and other data structures that can't be
re-created during deserialization.
By default, a class is not eligible for serialization unless it
implements
System.Runtime.Serialization.ISerializable or is
marked with a SerializableAttribute. Once a class
is marked as serializable, you must mark all fields or properties
that are not to be serialized with a
NonSerializedAttribute.
public sealed class NonSerializedAttribute : Attribute {
// Public Constructors
public NonSerializedAttribute( );
}
Attribute 